International arrivals in 2023 have so far doubled compared to the levels seen pre-pandemic (1.053 million in 2019). By comparison, Dubai welcomed 8.5 million international visitors in the first half of this year.

Last year, the Travel & Tourism sector’s GDP contribution grew by nearly two fifths (38.2%) to reach nearly €38 billion, representing 18.5% of the Greek economy.

The Middle East is the only place in the world where travel and tourism figures have surpassed pre-pandemic levels.

Cambodia received some 1.72 million international visitors in the first four months of 2023, a significant rise of 613 per cent from merely 241,485 over the same period last year.

Northeast Asia has shown significant enthusiasm, with South Korea’s Busan bidding for the World Expo 2030 and Hong Kong unveiling the West Kowloon Cultural District.

Jerusalem on Thursday marks the 56th anniversary of its reunification in the 1967 Six-Day War with celebratory events being throughout the capital, including the annual flag march through the Old City.

A Philippines news agency reported that data released by the Department of Tourism showed the country welcomed  2,002,304 international visitors from 1 January to 12 May, which exceeded the 1.7 million foreign visitors in 2022.

The UAE’s travel and tourism sector has been one of the first sectors to recover during the post-pandemic period, driven by strong demand for inbound and outbound travel.

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Istanbul, the largest city in Türkiye by population, was the most popular destination for foreign visitors, attracting 1.08 million tourists.