All posts tagged "tourism"

New York City has rescinded its midnight curfew outdoors and allows bars and restaurants with indoor tables...

The Tioga Pass, California’s highest mountain pass, reopened on 27 May for the 2021 summer and autumn...

Planned strikes at some Portuguese airports have been cancelled after the government stepped in and issued a...

Italian prime minister Mario Draghi invited tourists to book summer holidays in the country as he announced it would...

American tourists who have been fully vaccinated will be allowed visit the EU this summer, according to...

The devastating impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on global tourism has carried on into 2021, with new...

Thailand is looking to develop measures for vaccinated travellers in an effort to revive the tourism industry...

It’s hardly a surprise, but 2020 was the worst year on record for international tourism, with international...

The tag line of ‘It’s More Fun in the Philippines’ must be working as they greeted 4.228 million tourists up to November 2103, a 10.39% increase over the same period

Unemployed numbers for Spain have fallen for the first time in two years, according to official figures just released. The rate was 26.3% for the second quarter, a reduction from

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and Thai Airways International have jointly embarked on a creative tourism campaign entitled “Discover the Other You”. This campaign is designed to attract tourists

The MV Rena which ran aground on Astrolabe Reef north east of the port of Taraunga 20 days ago is still in one piece despite large cracks through it’s mid-section.

Almost €6 million worth of funding for four tourism projects in Ireland has been announced. The funding, from Fáilte Ireland’s Tourism Capital Investment Programme, has been allocated to:   •         

Venice will introduce a room tax from 24th August, similar to the existing tax now in force in Florence. The tax will be €1 per star, per night, per person

Good news. International tourism recovered strongly in 2010 . Consumer demand for leisure travel improved with the worldwide number of outbound trips up 7% on to 711 million after a