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The U.S. Department of State recently issued updated travel advisories for the Caribbean Islands and Mexico.Recent updates on Jamaica, Bahamas, and Mexico suggest a spike in crime and safety could thwart vacation plans.Travel: Should I wear a mask on a flight? What you need to know about coronavirus and travel.Here’s what you need to know about the U.S. Department of State’s travel advisory.According to the U.S. Department of State, the four levels of travel advisories are:Travel Advisory Level 1 – Please take normal precautionsThis is the lowest advisory level for safety and security risks. Traveling abroad involves a certain degree…
The story of travel and tourism recovery continues into 2024, but persistent uncertainties in the macro-environment will keep industry players on their toes INBOUND LOOK Providers of travel industry business intelligence, market research data and analysis of trends forecast recovery of tourism into Asia will continue in 2024 and reach close to 2019 pre-pandemic levels. According to PATA, “the start of the coming new year looks generally optimistic” with the full removal of travel restrictions and the reopening of Asia-Pacific destinations, but Paul Pruangkarn, chief of staff, noted “uncertainties still exist, which may prevent visitor arrivals to recover to their…
Thailand is more than just a travel destination. Visiting is a true rite of passage. From hostel-hopping backpackers to well-heeled five-star hotel enthusiasts, the Land of Smiles has something for everyone. I last visited Thailand in early 2022, when the country introduced strict entry requirements due to the COVID-19 pandemic. At the time, I was one of hundreds of thousands of tourists allowed into the country, but I felt like I had many of the normally crowded tourist spots to myself. The charm of Thailand is that no matter how many times you visit, it shows you a different side.…
Paris, Rome, London, Barcelona. These big cities grab our attention, but they’re just the tip of the iceberg of what awaits us across the ocean. The following 15 destinations (13 cities and 2 countries) are not entirely unknown, but they are all underrated European destinations that deserve far more attention from travelers than they currently receive. Visiting one or two of these destinations on your next trip to Europe will be a real travel treat.Salamanca, SpainJust off the list of Spain’s most popular tourist destinations, Salamanca delights visitors with one of Europe’s most beautiful squares, Plaza Mayor, and a vibrant…
A hypnotizing mix of charming coastal cities, world-class cuisine, and lush landscapes hiding immense biodiversity have made the bicoastal country of Colombia one of the most sought-after destinations in the Americas. Spending a long weekend in Cartagena or a few days in Bogotá isn’t enough; even after spending months living in Medellín, I felt I barely scratched the surface of all Colombia offers. With the help of Medellín-based Travel + Leisure A-List advisor Boris Seckovic and locals who work at some of the country’s most incredible accommodations, like Bio Habitat Hotel and Casa Pestagua, we’ve assembled a list of the…
Americans considering traveling to other countries may be surprised at how many countries they should avoid, according to the U.S. Department of State.Recent travel advisory updates for Jamaica, Bahamas, and Mexico may put a damper on your vacation plans.Travel: Should I wear a mask on a flight? What you need to know about coronavirus and travel.Here’s what you need to know about the U.S. Department of State’s travel advisory.According to the U.S. Department of State, the four levels of travel advisories are:Travel Advisory Level 1 – Please take normal precautionsThis is the lowest advisory level for safety and security risks.…
Outbound Travel 2024: Asia is booming, Europe is slowing down Written by Saniya Zampure Skift Research’s Global Travel Outlook 2024 takes an in-depth look at the key regions driving global travel performance and growth. Looking ahead to 2024, we expect Europe to normalize to stable growth levels and Asia-Pacific to become the key growth driver. The Skift Travel Health Index reveals that all regions are recovering. Growth in Europe has been depressed due to the influence of multiple economic and geopolitical factors. Global travel averages have surpassed pre-pandemic levels as the Asia-Pacific region rebounds, driven by China’s economic reopening and…
At the recent ASEAN Tourism Forum 2024 in Laos, TRAVEX salespeople demonstrated their eagerness to tap the multi-billion dollar Muslim travel market, while prioritizing inclusivity and cultural sensitivity.Full Moon Island Resort in Cambodia’s Ko Ampil Islands is taking steps to implement best practices to welcome Muslim guests, with sales director Chheng Sopharis highlighting that the Muslim travel sector is poised for significant growth, with spending expected to reach $225 billion and 230 million tourists worldwide in 2028.”This is an area that cannot be overlooked,” Sofaris said, highlighting the resort’s focus on developing halal best practices, ensuring the availability of halal…
skift take Today’s podcast explores Asia’s growth in 2024, Frontier’s Bizclass beliefs, and Royal Caribbean’s answer to Las Vegas and Orlando. — Rashard Jorden Good morning from Skift. Today is Friday, February 2nd. Here’s what you need to know about the travel industry today. listen now 🎧 Subscribe Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Cloudy | Google Podcasts | Amazon Podcasts episode notes Skift Research has released its World Travel Outlook 2024, which states that while Asia will lead the growth in the travel industry, Europe’s travel boom is likely to slow. According to forecasts, the Asia-Pacific region will grow by…
A European vacation is a trip many of us dream about. Art, history, culture, architecture, food — there’s something for everyone in Europe. As you can imagine, that all comes with a hefty price tag. While a trip to Europe can be expensive, there are ways to save money. One of those ways is to purchase a vacation package. When you purchase a package consisting of flights and hotels (and even rail tickets, in the case of Europe) there’s a good chance you’ll save money. While it’s not a guarantee, we’ve found the prices of packages are usually less expensive…