Greek hoteliers and major foreign tour operators are signing contracts for 2024 holiday packages with low, single-digit price increases…
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Greek hoteliers and major foreign tour operators are signing contracts for 2024 holiday packages with low, single-digit price increases…
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NEW DATA SHOWS INVESTMENT RETURNING TO GLOBAL TOURISM SECTOR
Investment in the global tourism cluster has started to bounce back from the lows it touched during the pandemic off the back of the steady recovery of international tourist arrivals, according to a newly released report jointly produced by UNWTO…
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Seattle City Council to discuss raising hotel fee to improve tourism advertising
SEATTLE — There has been no shortage of major events in Seattle so far this summer…
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Norwegian welcomed 2.1 million passengers in August
Norwegian had 2.1 million passengers and a load factor of 85.2 percent in August. Regularity was particularly high with 99.6 percent of all scheduled flights taking place…
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DidaTravel outperforms Chinese hotel market recovery
DidaTravel achieves 40% YTD growth in hotel sales, outpacing China’s market recovery. Exceptional inbound growth at 124% emphasizes China’s allure and Dida’s market capture.
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Tourist taxes: All of the countries you will have to pay to enter in 2023 or 2024
From the Algarve to Thailand, these are all the places bringing in new fees to combat overtourism. Travel has well and truly bounced back since the pandemic, buoying tourist destinations that were crippled by restrictions and closures…
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Finland welcomes China's resumption of group tours: tourism official
David Wu, Visit Finland's director of Greater China, said in a recent written interview with Xinhua that he was excited by China's decision to reopen group tourism to Finland. China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism has recently issued a notice…
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Tourism gets President’s support
It matters when the tourism sector faces enormous challenges. In the early years when tourism became an industry, many called it the hen laying the golden eggs…
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'Asia's Leading Dive Destination': Philippines gets 8 wins at World Travel Awards 2023
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines won eight awards in the Asia category at the 2023 World Travel Awards, including Asia's Leading Dive Destination of the Year…
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The Snow Keeps Piling Up At Chilean Ski Resort
Ski Portillo is finishing the 2023 winter season strong. Last month, Ski Portillo, Chile, had a dramatic turn of fate during a decidedly "meh" ski season when they received roughly eight feet of snow over the span of a few days…
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Why Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast could be the next big luxury tourism destination
Travelers are running out of new places to discover, but there could be one treasure hidden in plain sight…
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We all deserve to be as happy as a Fin. Anyone can find their inner Finn and master the secrets to happiness — at least, that's what those fortunate folks who live in Finland, the happiest country in the world, say…
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Finland launches first trial of digital passports
Finland is allowing passengers to use digital travel documents instead of passports for the first time as part of the trial of a new EU initiative…
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TrustYou Insights - Nordic Wonders: Top Hotels and Destination Insights
As a travel enthusiast or industry professional, you understand the importance of reliable data and comprehensive information when planning your journeys…
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Germany to eliminate hotel registration forms for domestic visitors
Germany is ready to abolish the requirement for domestic hotel visitors to fill in a registration shape, thank you to lobbying efforts from the enterprise trip affiliation VDR.
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Israel adding thousands of hotel rooms to boost tourism
The Israel Ministry of Tourism said that its plan to accelerate the pace of hotel construction includes shortening planning procedures, examining the realization of claims and mixed-use, along with writing a national outline plan for tourism…
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Ryanair Expands in Denmark with New 2-Aircraft Base in Copenhagen, Offering Increased Connectivity
Ryanair, Europe’s no.1 airline, announced it will open a 2 aircraft base in Copenhagen from Dec 2023, creating up to 100 direct jobs for pilots, cabin crew & engineers in a $200m new aircraft investment…
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Maltese Resort Town St. Julian’s Draws Retirees With Its Bustling Urban Lifestyle
The growing city offers waterfront living, a mix of traditional townhouses and new developments, and endless outdoor activities, including festivals all summer.
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Concerned hospitality officials urge visitors to come to Maui
With massive cancellations and occupancy plummeting, hospitality leaders in Hawaii are putting the word out that hotels and resorts untouched by the West Maui wildfires remain open and eager to welcome guests…
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Onboard Explora Journeys’ first ‘floating luxury hotel’
Editor Hamish Kilburn was onboard Explora 1 as it made its first journey with passengers from Portsmouth to Copenhagen. Here are his thoughts on the whole luxury ‘suites at sea’ concept…
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WTTC: Capital investment in travel & tourism to reach nearly $1T
The World Travel & Tourism Council’s (WTTC) Travel & Tourism Economic Impact 2023 Global Trends Report has revealed an encouraging resurgence in travel & tourism investment, overcoming pandemic setbacks and signaling a strong return to growth…
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European hotel prices continue rising this summer
Global hotel prices have continued to accelerate this summer led by higher rates in Europe, according to the latest data from hotel analyst STR…
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Chilean Ski Resort Prepares For 'Storm Of The Decade'
All those snow dances paid off - This morning I was hit with some seriously FOMO-inducing news when I discovered that Ski Portillo, a Chilean ski resort, was preparing for the "storm of the decade."…
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Raging English tourists pay for four-star Edinburgh hotel with 'view of building site'
A visitor to Edinburgh slammed one of the city's four-star hotels after being placed in a room overlooking a building site, where work began as early at 6.45am and they "couldn't get a nightcap".
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