A recent research report encompasses a comprehensive study of the regions of North America, Europe, APAC and rest of the world and 10 countries, i.e. the US, Canada, the UK, France, Germany, China, Italy, India, Japan and South Korea. Moreover, the research report displays statistics comprising market scope, annual development and prospective study, the competitive research of market players, funding prospects and demand prediction.

The River Revival Voucher program in South Australia has significantly boosted the economy of the Murray River regions, with a remarkable $10.7 million contribution so far. The second round was particularly impactful, generating over $7.6 million and resulting in 8,008 bookings across various tourism services like accommodations, experiences, houseboats, and guided tours.

As 2023 draws to a close, the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) is set to host an unparalleled “Hong Kong New Year Countdown Celebrations” to ring in 2024. This event promises to be the most spectacular and extended New Year countdown firework musical display ever witnessed in the city. Set against the globally-renowned Victoria Harbour, the 12-minute spectacle, aptly named “New Year New Legend”, will stretch a remarkable 1,300 metres from Central to Causeway Bay. This surpasses any previous event in Hong Kong in terms of both magnitude and duration. Launched from five barges in the harbor, the fireworks will immerse viewers in a mesmerizing journey through the seasons – winter, spring, summer, and autumn. This audio-visual extravaganza will range from shimmering silver snowflakes to vibrant summer colors.

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World tourism is facing the effect of natural and man-made events, in a row. In spite of that, it has the potential to go up to $8.6 trillion this year, as per a survey carried on by the tourism industry. …