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Vietnam’s VNAT is collaborating with Golf Development Solutions to promote golf tourism and aims to host the LIV Golf Tournament. In Hanoi, Vietnam National Tourism Authority (VNAT) Chairman Nguyen Trung Khanh, Golf Development Solutions Co., Ltd. (GDS) CEO Ben Styles, General Nguyen Hoang Thu・Meeted with Mr. Anne. Jed Moore, director of GDS and founder and CEO of Performance 54; The meeting was attended by VNAT Vice Chairman Mr. Ha Van Sieu and his VNAT department leaders. At the meeting, GDS and Company 54 leaders expressed their absolute interest in the development of golf tourism in Vietnam, including establishing standards for…
Casares has been shortlisted for the Best Tourism Village award, awarded by the United Nations Tourism Office, the United Nations agency responsible for promoting responsible, sustainable and universally accessible tourism. Best Tourism Village is an initiative that recognizes villages that are outstanding examples of regional tourism destinations that are committed to sustainability and recognized for their cultural and natural assets. United Nations Tourism Offices are located in landscapes where traditional activities such as agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishing are important, with low population densities and large populations that share community values and lifestyles. Applicants are required to be a…
From the Alabama Black Belt adventure association Top photo – Hunting and fishing provide an annual economic impact of $1.7 billion in the 23-county Black Belt region. (Photo courtesy of Alabama Black Belt Adventure Association). MONTGOMERY, Alabama – Tourism in Alabama’s 23-county Black Belt region will generate an annual economic impact of $3.8 billion in 2023, with approximately It created 45,500 jobs. The economic impact of tourism to the Black Belt region nearly doubled from 2020 to 2023, increasing from $1.9 billion in 2020 at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic to $3.8 billion in 2023. Alabama Governor Kay Ivey…
This week’s title is going to be as dramatic as some of the descriptions I’ve seen of the Turks and Caicos Islands since a great misfortune befell a few tourists. In fact, these incidents are truly sad and serve as important memories for travelers. We extend our deepest sympathies to the families of those affected and pray that this ordeal ends as soon as possible.Stories of tourists arrested, detained and released on bail for violating the country’s laws have attracted local and regional attention. But it is true that laws have been broken, whether intentionally or not, and there are…
Rachel Sacco is President and CEO of Experience Scottsdale and a resident of Paradise Valley. Scottsdale Courtesy Experience Rachel Sacco | Paradise Valley National Travel and Tourism Week will be celebrated from May 19th to 25th this year. This week focuses on the important role of travel in stimulating economic growth, fostering vibrant communities, creating quality job opportunities, stimulating new business, and improving the quality of Americans’ daily lives. I’ll guess. For more than a century, people have traveled long distances to relax and rejuvenate in Scottsdale. Tourism is the foundation of our city and the backbone of our local…
The stricter laws aim to reduce unruly behavior and promote responsible tourism in Ibiza and Mallorca. Photo credit: Mariya Oliynyk on Unsplash New regulations in the Balearic Islands are aimed at curbing drinking habits among tourists. The law will come into force from May 11 and ban the sale of alcohol after 9.30pm in a bid to control “excessive tourism” on popular party islands such as Ibiza and Mallorca. The law bans drinking between 9.30pm and 8am in major party areas on both islands, including Palma and Magaluf on Mallorca and San Antonio on Ibiza. However, this ban does not…
An “anti-tourism” protest is expected to take place on the popular holiday destination of Mallorca later this month. The move follows demonstrations in Spain’s Canary Islands in April amid growing concerns among locals about the increase in tourists.The demonstration is scheduled to take place in Mallorca’s capital Palma on Saturday, May 27, according to Mallorca Daily. Organizers said they were calling for the protest “to adequately deal with tourist crowds.”The organizer said: “On May 25th, we must take to the streets. We have had enough of tourist overcrowding, the destruction of our territory, and the lack of protection afforded to…
People enjoying the sunny weather at a terrace bar on Magaluf Beach in Mallorca, Balearic Island, Spain.ReutersEurope has introduced a series of tourist regulations aimed at reducing mass tourism to popular holiday spots.Spain’s Balearic Islands are the most recent, with tougher laws against party boats and public drinking.This is part of amendments to the 2020 legislation to address “over-tourism”.According to the BBC, Sant Antoni on the island of Ibiza, Playa de Palma and Magaluf on the island of Magarca are among the famous destinations where the government claims to be tightening the law.Here’s everything we know about it.New rules for…
This photo taken with a mobile phone on April 16, 2024, shows visitors viewing the exhibition “Grand and Magnificent: An Immersive Experience of Cave Art” at the National Museum of China in the Chinese capital, Beijing. . (Xinhua News Agency/Luosin)BEIJING, May 13 (Xinhua) – During this year’s May Day holiday, immersive and interactive exhibitions not only stopped tourists, but also gave new impetus to the cultural tourism boom.At the National Museum of China in Beijing, an exhibition titled “Magnificence and Grandeur: An Immersive Experience of Cave Art” was well received.The exhibition uses giant installations, artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms, digital interactive…
Australia’s tourism industry faces significant increases in marketing costs as it struggles to regain its once-strong export-earner status. Although international tourist flows have not yet returned to 2019 levels, Australian tourism businesses are spending up to twice their pre-pandemic budgets on marketing efforts to lure international travelers back. Australian Tourism Export Council (ATEC) Managing Director said: “We always knew restarting tourism would be difficult. Border closures have effectively shut down many tourism businesses serving international markets. “And now, more than two years later, we are still working hard to revive the tourist market.” Peter Shelley (pictured) said. ATEC is the…