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UNWTO: Tourism on track for full recovery

UNWTO: Tourism on track for full recovery International tourism has continued to recover from the worst crisis in its history as arrival numbers reached 84% of pre-pandemic levels between January and July 2023, according to the latest data from UNWTO. The Middle East, Europe and Africa lead the global sector’s rebound. Tourism demand continues to show remarkable resilience and sustained recovery, even in the face of economic and geopolitical challenges. The new issue of the UNWTO World Tourism Barometer tracks the sector’s recovery over the course of 2023 up to the end of July. The UNWTO Barometer shows that by the end of July, international tourist arrivals reached 84% of pre-pandemic levels; 700 million tourists traveled internationally between January and July 2023, 43% more than in the same months of 2022; and July was the busiest month with 145 million international travelers recorded, about 20% of the seven-month total. UNWTO Secretary-General [...]

By |2023-09-25T17:54:32-04:0025 de September de 2023|Outstanding news, Tourism|0 Comments
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Internet improve in tourist facilities in Cuba

Internet improve in tourist facilities in Cuba businessman in black suite using tablet control the world , internet of things concept Internet connectivity im Varadero beach, Cuba, has very much improved in hotel facilities told to Chinese Press Agency XINHUA recently entrepreneur Elder Gonzalez. "We enjoyed reliable Internet access while visiting the seaside resort of Varadero, located some 140 km east of Havana" added The 38-year-old, who traveled with his wife and daughter, told Xinhua that hotel Wi-Fi had been good during his three-day stay in the most popular tourist destination on the island. Another Varadero guest, Mexican tourist Gabriela Rodriguez, who has visited the Caribbean nation several times, said that the digitization of Cuban hotel facilities continues to grow by leaps and bounds. "I have been traveling to Cuba for quite some time," she said. "Digital platforms are expanding here. I do not feel disconnected from the rest [...]

By |2023-09-25T17:51:04-04:0025 de September de 2023|Outstanding news, Tourism|0 Comments
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TTC Special: Animal tourism cruelty under the crosshairs

TTC Special: Animal tourism cruelty under the crosshairs By Frank Martin International tourism organizers are increasingly concerned about a problem that perhaps still goes unnoticed in many parts of the world: the so-called animal tourism with overtones of cruelty. Elephant rides, very evident and promoted, and other less visible ones such as flamingos in the Caribbean with their wings cut so they do not escape, drunk pigs, fake elephant sanctuaries in Thailand and other practices are in the sights of those who want treatment improvements in the elephant tourismo exhibion. In contrast, sites for the natural conservation of sea turtles, deer in nature reserves, cetaceans sightings considered ethical, flamingos in flight in migration situations, and primates and felines rescued from illegal trafficking of species are "well viewed." A comparison between what is unwanted for the animal world and what can be enjoyed without regret from that environment because it is without [...]

By |2023-09-25T17:44:21-04:0025 de September de 2023|Outstanding news, Specials|0 Comments
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Guatemala’s Initiative to Ensure Tourist Security

Guatemala’s Initiative to Ensure Tourist Security Foto: JancickaL/Pixabay. The Guatemalan Tourism Institute, known as Inguat, is taking measures to guarantee the security of both local and international travelers exploring Guatemala. The organization has declared that should any incidents occur, individuals can contact the toll-free number 1500, which has been designated for prompt assistance as part of the program called tourist assistance. The national security authorities have just reported that over the course of the year, a grand total of 62,507 tourists have ventured to the Pacaya volcano for the purpose of climbing. Read more: https://eturbonews.com/guatemalas-initiative-to-ensure-tourist-security/

By |2023-09-18T11:36:50-04:0018 de September de 2023|Tourism|0 Comments
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Costa Rica Tourist Visa Extended From a Maximum 90 Days to a Maximum 180 Days

Costa Rica Tourist Visa Extended From a Maximum 90 Days to a Maximum 180 Days Foto: Tomada de la cuenta de Twitter de la Oficina de Turismo de Costa Rica. Attention tourists (perpetual or otherwise)! If you’re from a “Group One” country, you now get up to 180 days in Costa Rica rather than up to 90 days. At the end of last week, Costa Rica quietly changed the law regulating the maximum amount of time some tourists can spend in the country before needing to leave. Tourists from Group One countries (meaning those countries whose citizens were allowed up to 90 days in Costa Rica), can now spend up to 180 days (six months) in Costa Rica before having to leave the country to renew. The new regulations went into affect on Friday, and over the weekend people entering the country began noticing they had “180” scrawled across [...]

By |2023-09-18T11:34:51-04:0018 de September de 2023|Uncategorized|0 Comments
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Tourism industry has solidified its position

Tourism industry has solidified its position Ciudad Colonial, República Dominicana. Foto: Ruddy Corporan The Dominican Republic’s tourism industry has solidified its position over time by attracting visitors from two traditional markets that annually send millions of tourists: North America and Europe. However, in the past two and a half years, there has been a notable rise in the number of tourists arriving from other regions, with Oceania and Africa experiencing the most significant growth rates. Based on data from the Central Bank, the initial seven months of this year saw 1,341 resident passengers arriving from Oceania, indicating an impressive growth rate of 86.1% compared to the same period in 2021, when only 187 tourists visited. Among these visitors, over 1,000 hail from Australia, while 177 are from New Zealand. Additional visitors come from various destinations, including French Polynesia, Guam, New Caledonia, Western Samoa, Fiji, and Kiribati. These diverse sources [...]

By |2023-09-18T11:30:39-04:0018 de September de 2023|Tourism|0 Comments
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Airlift From Canada to Jamaica to be Boosted in November

Airlift From Canada to Jamaica to be Boosted in November Minister of Tourism, Hon Edmund Bartlett is delighted at news that Canada Jetlines will be commencing flights between Toronto and Montego Bay on November 5, this year. Minister of Tourism, Hon Edmund Bartlett is delighted at news that Canada Jetliners will be commencing flights between Toronto and Montego Bay on November 5, this year. Minister of Tourism, Hon Edmund Bartlett has welcomed news that air seats out of Canada will increase significantly as of November 5, this year when Canada Jetlines introduces twice-weekly flights between Toronto and Montego Bay. Jetlines’ Director of Sales and Business Development, Sanjay Kopalkar announced the introduction of the new service during a JAPEX media breakfast meeting held at the Jewel Grande Montego Bay Resort & Spa today (September 12). He said as a start there would be flights on Saturdays and Sundays utilizing state [...]

By |2023-09-18T11:26:17-04:0018 de September de 2023|Uncategorized|0 Comments
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Cuban airline resumes flights to Jamaica, a move for tourism promotion

Cuban airline resumes flights to Jamaica, a move for tourism promotion Aerogaviota airlines Cuban state-owned national airline Aerogaviota, resumed regular flights to Jamaica on Monday September 4th after a yearlong hiatus due to COVID-19 related issues according to officials as reported by The Observer. The airline’s return of flights is to the southern Caribbean and evidently Jamaica is included according to Fermin Quinones Sanchez, Cuba’s ambassador to Jamaica, to the Observer, adding that promoting tourism is a part of the agenda. “The airline will work directly with Cuba’s Ministry of Tourism to promote tourism which will be of much benefit to the people of Cuba and Jamaica. We are hoping that there will be positive benefits from the return of Aerogaviota,” the ambassador said. Service will go from Havana to Kingston five days weekly and the craft that will service the route will be an ATR and seats 42. [...]

By |2023-09-18T11:21:55-04:0018 de September de 2023|Outstanding news, Transportation|0 Comments
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TTC Special: World Tourism, Making way for indigenous culture

TTC Special: World Tourism, Making way for indigenous culture Pixabay/DanielAcosta2d By Frank Martin Indigenous people around the world are a source of unique regional culture and history. Furthermore, and probably because of this, its customs attract international tourism. There are many examples of the importance of these ancestral sectors. In Canada, for example, there is an extensive program under the title “Original Original” to help travelers identify truly indigenous experiences and their values. The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada helps travelers identify tourism experiences and allows wildlife viewing tours and the way of life of the original population. This national tourism of each region is not, according to specialists, a phenomenon of spectacle or simple curiosity, but is capable of bringing into contact customs of populations that were sometimes separated by prejudices for long centuries. In Chile, for example, a National Indigenous Tourism Association (ANTI) launched the Indigenous Tourism Seal [...]

By |2023-09-18T11:17:13-04:0018 de September de 2023|Outstanding news, Specials|0 Comments
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The 10 most popular holiday destinations around the world

The 10 most popular holiday destinations around the world Ciudad de México. Foto: Pixabay/Walkerssk Holidaymakers flocked in their millions last year to overseas countries with the greatest allure in culture, cuisine and cost According to the United Nations World Tourism Organization’s rankings, the tourism giants that commanded the industry in 2022 welcomed an estimated 450 million tourists; the most-visited destinations spanning Europe, North America and South America. Ongoing disruption to travel since Covid-19 has seen a serious decline in international tourist arrivals since 2019, but the provisional data for 2022 shows levels are on the rise, climbing to nearly 63 per cent of pre-pandemic levels in the first nine months of last year. European countries dominate the top 10, with seasonal periods of snow and sunshine huge selling points for diverse summer and Christmas holidays as travel trends start to mend. Read more: https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/inspiration/worlds-most-popular-holiday-destinations-b2386175.html

By |2023-09-11T14:32:54-04:0011 de September de 2023|Tourism|0 Comments
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