On Monday, the UNWTO released heartening news with its latest World Tourism Barometer, which displays that international tourism arrivals almost tripled during the first seven months of this year compared to the same period in 2021. The agency’s Panel of …

Since 1980, World Tourism Day has been observed every year on September 27. This particular day accords with the anniversary of a significant landmark in world tourism. It is the day on which the United Nations World Tourism Organization’s Statutes …

In Europe, Tenerife in Canary Island is one of the most popular destinations, and in 2021, it welcomed around 2.7 million tourists alone. The destination has major touristic prospect. It’s focusing on developing its sector in accordance with the NWTO’s …

The Jamaican Ministry of Tourism, its public organizations and industry associates will emphasize the prominence of the tourism segment for financial improvement, inviting stakeholders to reconsider how to approach tourism post-pandemic, by observing Tourism Awareness Week (TAW) this year, from …

Tenerife offers a wide variety of attractions ranging from sports tourism, including hiking, climbing, biking routes, and surfing, to astrotourism and gastro tourism.

Angkor Tourist Guide Association president Khieu Thy said he would like the ministry to organise more such events, stressing that each one benefits tourism-linked businesses.

With the theme of ‘Rethinking Tourism’, the International Day of Observance will this year focus on re-imagining the sector’s growth, both in terms of size and relevance, reported a news agency.

The travel industry is trying to recuperate after the pandemic. However, as per statistics, while tourism is improving in Europe and America, the Asia-Pacific region is still under pressure. As per the UNWTO forecasts, this year, overseas visitors to Asia …

This year’s International Congress on Thermal Tourism kicks off on World Tourism Day, from September 27 to 29 in Ourense, Galicia.

World Tourism Day this year has the theme of ‘Rethinking Tourism’, focusing on re-imagining the sector’s growth, both regarding size and significance.