The staff members of Visit Florida have recently designed a tourism- marketing plan. It was done with the intention to fight rising competition from states that in the past few years inflicted stringent restrictions related to COVID-19. Now, as the …

As the situation related to COVID-19 has diminished a lot, the latent demand from people who stayed at home for a long time with no travel and were all prepared to travel and create record visits to all the, theme …

The Canadian tourism industry is the main driver of the economy, and before the sector hit hard by COVID-19, generated over $100 billion in annual revenues. The Government of Canada today, is absolutely certain that the sector will again thrive …

The insurance companies in the Caribbean region have been confronted with tough situations to play an important role in providing safety and security within local tourism. While giving example to the revival process of Jamaica tourism from the ill- impacts …

Today while sharing thoughts at the Travel Forum and Awards Luncheon of the Caribbean Hotel and Tourist Association, at Sandals Royal Barbados,  Bartlett, Jamaica Tourism Minister, said that in this era post COVID, they all must as a region think and …

Travel is returning-with a vengeance-as people look to reconnect, explore new destinations, and revisit reliable favorites as the worst effects of COVID-19 ebb. There are many people who simply want to get away from the confines of their homes. Take …

China’s optimization of its anti-COVID-19 plan and recommencement of its outbound group tripspreviously this year is expected to provide a shot in the arm to Cambodia’s tourism and economy, said the Asian Development Bank (ADB). The economy of Cambodia is …

Azerbaijan drops Covid-19 passport requirement for all travellers. As of 06:00 on March 28, foreign citizens will no longer be required to present COVID-19 passports for entry into Azerbaijan. The decision was made in recognition of the declining number of …

Neil Christison,VisitScotland Regional Director said thatthe last three years have been extremely challenging concerning their tourism and events sector. Since the first COVID-19 countrywide lockdown and following months of constraints, they are stillsteeringtheir way through the addedburdens being faced as …

With the results of December 2022 quarter GDP setting out a drop of 0.6%, for tourism, there is a true opportunity to play an important role in moving to positive territory, the Chief Executive of Tourism Industry Aotearoa, Rebecca Ingram …