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(CBS Detroit) — Cruise ships docked in downtown Detroit are coming into the Port of Detroit in numbers not seen since the mid-’60s.On Monday, the Viking Octantis dropped off more than 375 passengers. While tourists strolled around the city for the afternoon, CBS News Detroit investigated the new attraction of cruising the Great Lakes on the megaship. Long before Detroit established itself as the Motor City, and before air travel became popular with the general public, cruise ships frequently called at the Port of Detroit for both transportation and tourism purposes. “If you fast forward to the ’60s, cruise ships…
Jordan’s Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Makram Mustafa Kaysi, who was in New Delhi this week for a meeting of the World Heritage Committee where Jordan’s Umm el-Jimal city was inscribed on the World Heritage List, said tourism to Jordan had dropped significantly in the wake of the Israeli-Hamas conflict in West Asia.In an interview with The Indian Express, Quaisi spoke about his plans to increase tourism from India, change the world’s perception of the region and how India and Jordan can learn from each other about archaeology and heritage conservation. Has tourism to Jordan been significantly affected since the…
Shafaq News / The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Tourism Board on Monday stressed that tourism in the region is crucial in showcasing Kurdish history, culture and identity as well as boosting the local economy. “Music and painting introduce tourists to our people’s values, culture and traditions,” said Amal Jalal, head of the KRG Tourism Board, adding that “Kurdish music and poetry can forge a deep emotional connection with visitors, creating an unforgettable experience.” “The artistic paintings capture the country’s stunning landscapes, historical events and ancient ruins, offering tourists a glimpse into the beauty and diverse activities of the country,” she…
Adventure Tourism MarketAccording to a new report published by Allied Market Research, “Adventure Tourism Market Size, Share, Competitive Landscape & Trends Analysis Report (By Type, Activity, Traveler Type, Age Group & Distribution Channel): Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2023-2032,” the global adventure tourism market size is valued at $324.9 billion in 2022 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 19.5% from 2023 to 2032, reaching $2 trillion in 2032. The report provides a detailed analysis of key investment pockets, key winning strategies, drivers & opportunities, market size & estimations, competitive landscape, changing market trends, and key drivers…
(Oklahoma City) – With the release of “Twisters,” the long-awaited sequel to the 1996 blockbuster, on July 19, the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department (OTRD) is highlighting some of the key filming locations across Oklahoma. After a strong opening weekend bringing in $81.2 million at the domestic box office, “Twisters” has solidified its status as a summer blockbuster. RELATED: Why “Twisters” Means Great Things to Sapulpa “Not only did Twisters gross more than $80 million during its opening weekend, double initial projections, but it continues to captivate audiences across the country,” said Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Executive Director Shelley Zumwalt.…
Home » Africa » UN Tourism Opens New Academy in Zimbabwe to Boost Culinary Skills in Africa Monday, July 29, 2024Reading time: 2 minutesThe United Nations Tourism Organization has taken a major step towards promoting education and skills development in Africa by establishing the region’s first collaborative academy.With tourism growing rapidly in Africa, there is an urgent need for skilled professionals with the expertise required for modern tourism. To address this, UN Tourism signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Zambia Ministry of Tourism to establish the ZITHS Mukuni International Tourism and Hospitality Academy. The Academy will offer a range…
The rise in tourism has sparked numerous anti-tourism protests in Spain and across Europe, with locals blaming visitors for rising housing costs, inflation and environmental degradation. Some affected areas have begun to take small steps to ease residents’ fears. “Our city is not for sale!” Ecologistas, a Spanish organisation with hundreds of members from across Spain, marched through the Andalusian town of El Puerto de Santa María on July 20 to denounce “uncontrolled mass tourism”.Thousands of protesters marched in Barcelona on July 6 to denounce tourist overcrowding, following another large demonstration against mass tourism on July 22 in Mallorca, an…
Monday, July 29, 2024Reading time: 2 minutesJapan considers dual pricing system for foreign touristsAs part of efforts to stimulate domestic consumption and foster a more equitable economic environment, Japan is considering implementing a dual pricing system that would differentiate prices for locals and tourists, encouraging local consumption while allowing residents to enjoy more affordable goods and services.Introduction of a dual pricing systemA dual pricing system would set two different price tiers, one for Japanese residents and one for foreign tourists. This approach is expected to be applied to a variety of sectors, including transportation, entertainment, and food and beverages. By…
Tourism London reports that tourism spending in London, Ontario will exceed $1 billion in 2023. A report prepared by the Conference Bureau of Canada said tourism spending in the city increased by 10.8 per cent last year, bringing in an additional $106.5 million in revenue for the local economy compared to 2022. This will bring total annual overnight tourist spending in 2023 to $1.08 billion.”When you talk about our new initiatives, our work through 100 Kellogg’s, our work and investment through East Park, what our restaurants are doing to increase our culinary presence in a very competitive market, and the…
“See you in Ireland” was the message given to German business travel buyers attending a workshop and networking event in Hamburg this week. As part of the ‘Meet in Ireland’ team, Tourist Ireland works with Fáilte Ireland and Northern Ireland Tourist Board to showcase Ireland as a world-class business events destination to top German buyers organising corporate meetings and incentive trips. Eighteen Irish tourism companies specialising in business events will take part in the workshop, having the opportunity to interact and network with over 40 leading German MICE (meetings, incentives, conferences and events) buyers responsible for organising international conference and…