The global tourism market is expected to reach $637 billion this summer, an increase of 50 per cent, according to forecasts by ITB Berlin and Statista. The study says long-term changes in travel behavior due to Covid will not affect decision-making and destination choices, whilst the war in Ukraine is unlikely to severely impact the travel industry
BIT 2022 is an authentic “round-the-world trip in three days” that will allow operators to deepen their knowledge of destinations and players and develop business opportunities.
With sights set on the trends that will characterize the tourism industry in the coming months, TTC dedicates the new edition of its Digital Newspaper to the 2022 International Tourism Exchange (BIT), taking place in the Italian city of Milan, from April 10 to 12.
Sector sees a surge of more than 250% in European bookings for Easter compared to 2021 WTTC calls to remove all restrictions for fully jabbed travellers and allow free movement
The latest edition of the UN World Economic Situation and Prospects report uses key UNWTO data on international tourist arrivals and tourism receipts to illustrate how the pandemic’s impact has been felt beyond the sector itself
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) and Trip.com Group have launched ‘Trending in Travel’, a new report that shows the latest trends traveller behaviour and future booking patterns in the wake of COVID-19
As winter approaches and travelers start dreaming of warm weather, the Caribbean beckons. But 19 months into the pandemic, much of the region is struggling with the delta variant surge and insufficient access to the coronavirus vaccine
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on tourism could result in a more than $4 trillion loss to the global economy, according to a recent report from the UN Conference on Trade and Development
Hotel Parque Central. Photo: Grupo Iberostar. Following the announcement by the Cuban Ministry of Tourism of the gradual reopening of borders as of November 15, in response to the stepped-up vaccination process currently underway in the country, the Iberostar Group has begun to plan an ambitious schedule of reopenings for the coming months to bring its hotels in Cuba back to normal, depending on the reactivation of demand and airlift. On November 1, Grupo Iberostar plans to reopen Iberostar Grand Packard -its top luxury property on the island- along with the Iberostar Selection Bella Vista Varadero, Iberostar Selection Ensenachos, Coral Level at Iberostar Selection Ensenachos, and Iberostar Daiquiri, just in time for this year's Black Friday. Iberostar Grand Packard. Photo: Grupo Iberostar. On December 1, Iberostar Bella Costa, in Varadero, and Iberostar Selection Holguín will reopen along with the Coral Level at Iberostar Selection Holguín; on December [...]
Despite daunting challenges presented over the past 18 months by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Caribbean tourism and hospitality industry recorded many significant successes
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