For the commencement of the annual Web in Travel (WiT) conference, more than 400 international travel industry professionals have arrived in Singapore. Speakers from eminent organizations including Airbnb, Agoda, Sabre, Expedia, JetBlue, Wego, Pan Pacific Hotel Group, and many others …

Only lesser than 1 million travelers came to Sabah in the course of the initial five months of this year, asstated by the state’s Chief Minister’s newest tourism statistics. Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor, Chief Minister of Sabah, said that local …

TCEB’s president, Chiruit Isarangkun Na Ayuthaya disclosed that despite the strong comeback of MICE travellers from Europe, India, and South East Asia, the return of the Chinese market is essential in meeting previous projections.

The Public Investment Fund has recognized the Saudi Tourism Investment Co. or Asfar, and confirmed Saudi Arabia’s development to turn into an international travel place, for propelling funding in tourist attractions and missions in the Kingdom.  Asfar will include the …

Australia witnessed 3,75,500 tourists from India during the 12-month time ending May this year, exceeding the standards before the pandemic. This route is expected to linger and surpass the 4,00,000 number in traveler movement by the end of the year, …

Sri Lankan government will be unveiling a new tourist plan called ‘Visit Sri Lanka’ that will be released in the upcoming months.

Israel is finding it tough to go back to the tourism levels before the pandemic, as per the figures presented by the Israeli Tourism Ministry.

As per the International Tourism Approval Rating in New Zealand, there was a continuous deterioration from a net positive 42 in the year 2018, to a net positive 28 in the year 2021.

Below the Asian top three, a glut of European countries sit near the top of the leaderboard. Germany and Spain are tied on 190 destinations, followed by Finland, Italy, Luxembourg on 189.

The summit convened internationally renowned speakers, including former United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and former British Prime Minister Lady Theresa May, actor and filmmaker Edward Norton to discuss the pressing issues affecting the post-pandemic travel and tourism sectors.