Thailand’s Tourism and Sports Ministry has decided to reopen five islands to international tourists starting from August.

Ireland has decided that it will delay the ease of quarantine and travel restrictions from people travelling from abroad until July 20.

The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) recently strengthened its partnership with Spanish multinational telecommunications company Telefonica, in order to help destinations use Data and AI to drive sustainable recovery of the tourism sector.

After following months of coronavirus lockdown restrictions, Queensland finally lifted border closures and eased various restrictions on July 3.

 The coronavirus pandemic will lead to massive losses in the world’s tourism sector, which has been placed at a standstill for nearly four months, according to UNCTAD’s report, COVID-19 and tourism: Assessing the economic consequences. The losses will rise significantly, …

nited Airlines has decided to largely increase the size of its August schedule as compared to June.

Ryanair is finally set to resume flight operations across Europe with over 1,000 flights each day.

Celestyal Cruises recently announced that the company has decided to suspend all sailings for the year 2020 and will only start afresh with a sailing schedule in 2021 season.

Latvia’s flag carrier airBaltic has decided to resume direct flights from Riga to London and from Tallinn to London starting July 4.

Genting Cruise Lines recently announced that Dream Cruises is set to restart operations with the aim of making the cruise operator the first to return to the seas.