Many operators recognise this and have developed new programmes as they know this is where the growth is – the trade can come to the event and find out why the region is so sexy.

In a bid to attract tourists from other countries, Cyprus is committed to establishing a more sustainable tourism infrastructure. Cyprus has lost 22 per cent of its tourist arrivals that were from Ukrainian and Russian markets due to the Russian …

A total of 71.6 million international tourists visited Spain last year which is 86 per cent of the tourists that visited in 2019, as per the data provided by the National Institute of Statistics (INE). The main countries of origin …

According to report published by the National Federation of Travel and Tourism Industry, Italy’s tourism sector and air traffic almost reached pre-pandemic levels in 2022 in comparison to the figures for 2021. “In 2022 the overall tourism market in Italy …

London is the most popular literary destination in the world, currently the Literary Tourism market is appraised to reach US$ 2.2 Billion. Nowadays, literary tourism is booming, especially in locations with a rich cultural history and a long history. London …

While the levels of whiskey-related tourism doesn’t quite seem to have reached its pre-pandemic levels, which reached 1.02 million in 2019, trends in the numbers suggest that’s on the horizon.

China’s recent relaxation of cross-border travel restrictions has made the tourism sector in France quite hopeful fuelling expectations of a return to pre-COVID-19 tourist numbers, Xinhua news agency reported. France hosted nearly 90 million international tourists in 2019, which made …

Etihad Airways is showing it means business by increasing services to Frankfurt, Germany. From 1 May, the airline will add an extra four services a week to its current daily frequency, bringing the total number of flights to Frankfurt up …

Some hoteliers are trying to attract the workforce by offering new benefits like a paid day off for one’s birthday, bonuses, free food and accommodation.

The tourist-sector companies impacted by a migration crisis from Belarus will be receiving a Polish public aid programme worth EUR 21 million. The programme received the approval of the European Commission on Thursday. The EC recalled that on September 2, …