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The industry takes centre stage at the 2nd Annual ET MICE and Wedding Tourism Summit & Awards on June 28. The Economic Times MICE & Wedding Tourism Summit & Awards, organised by ET Travel World, is making a grand return for the second time. Held at the luxurious Aurika Hotels & Resorts in Mumbai on June 28, 2024, the prestigious summit promises to be a captivating engagement and insightful, knowledgeable experience for all esteemed stakeholders in the travel, tourism and hospitality sector. Packed with powerful sessions by top industry speakers, this exclusive, invitation-only event will focus on the potential of…
Home » Africa » New World Travel & Tourism Council Report Predicts Historic $7.36 Billion Growth for Tunisia’s Tourism Economy in 2024 Thursday, June 27, 2024Reading time: 2 minutesTunisia’s travel and tourism sector is expected to contribute a record TND23 billion to the national economy this year, the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) said in an economic impact study report on June 26, 2024. The sector is expected to reach new heights in terms of economic impact, employment rates and local tourist spending.Spending by international tourists has been slow to recover and is not expected to match 2019’s peak…
The Himalayan kingdom funds sustainable development through a hefty daily fee it charges visitors. Release date: June 27, 2024 18:05 small Moderate big Bhutan’s Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay delivered a special speech at the Chulalongkorn University Conference Room on Thursday. (Photo: Apichat Jinakul) Bhutan’s Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay said on Thursday that Bhutan and Thailand could cooperate in promoting sustainable tourism.He made the remarks at the “Wise Leadership” event organised by the Royal Bhutanese Embassy, the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Institute of Asian Studies at Chulalongkorn University. Tobgay was asked what Thailand could learn from Bhutan, a…
PnPy/Shutterstock According to PropertyGuru’s tourism news roundup, tourist numbers to Hanoi are expected to reach 14.05 million in the first half of this year. In further news, the Indochina T-Junction (also known as the Triple Border Sign), where the borders of Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos meet, is a significant monument attracting tourists’ attention. Hong Kong’s redevelopment agency has announced a series of free “City Walk” tours in Central and Sheung Wan to showcase the city’s history and vibrancy. Hanoi to welcome 14 million tourists in six months Tourist numbers to Hanoi in the first half of this year are expected…
Often referred to as the “City of Love,” Paris is once again bustling with activity, with hotel occupancy rates approaching 80%. With the alluring romance associated with the city, its glorious history, and the much-anticipated Summer Olympics, Paris is once again attracting tourists, who are responding positively. It’s inspiring to see the city regaining its vibrancy and charm, despite the challenges posed by the ongoing pandemic.Paris hotel occupancy rates: a closer lookAccording to data analytics specialist STR, hotel occupancy in Paris soared to a high of 77.5% in July, marking a remarkable recovery considering the unprecedented circumstances caused by the…
Home » Tourism News » Yukon’s tourism industry will receive funding to grow and diversify, says Hanley Thursday, June 27, 2024Reading time: 4 minutesTourism is a major contributor to the Yukon economy. Businesses and organizations that offer unique experiences play a key role in engaging locals and attracting visitors from around the country and the world. Increased tourism strengthens the local economy and benefits other businesses and destinations in the region.Today, Yukon Member of Parliament Dr. Brendan Hanley, on behalf of Minister of Northern Affairs Dan Vandal, PrairiesCan and CanNor, announced that the Government of Canada will invest approximately $800,000…
Wellness tourism involves travel to maintain or improve an individual’s health and well-being. This sector includes activities such as spa treatments, yoga retreats, fitness programs, and holistic health practices. It targets individuals who are looking to improve their physical, mental, and emotional health through travel experiences.The latest report published by MarketDigits highlights the growth prospects of the Wellness Tourism market from 2024 to 2032. It provides a detailed study of the industry size, share, business analysis, growth factors, and regional forecast. The Wellness Tourism market report purposefully portrays this field by the practice of studying, consolidating, market sizing, synopsis, and…
With the European Council’s reappointment of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen going smoothly as expected, attention now turns to the European Parliament, where von der Leyen must secure the necessary votes to approve her new mandate. advertisementThe European Parliament was expected to follow the EU Parliament after the summit’s approval, but EU leaders were expected to resist Ursula von der Leyen’s reappointment more than the EU Parliament.However, the situation has been reversed and while the European Council has taken the highest decision on employment, the parliamentary calculations still pose unresolved questions.The strong performance of the leading European People’s…
A trip to Europe doesn’t have to break the bank — so as long as you know where to go. Fortunately, the continent is home to majestic locales that offer wallet-friendly flights and lodging options. To determine the most affordable places to visit in Europe right now, we tapped the pros at Priceline to pull data on the cheapest European destinations to fly to between August and October. What’s more, says Christina Bennett, Priceline’s consumer travel expert, “European travel is a late summer staple and has grown in popularity during the shoulder season for its mild, pleasant weather. Despite this,…
27 June 2024 – Spain’s Balearic Islands recently saw large anti-tourism protests as locals expressed their resentment at mass tourism. Could similar anti-tourism protests erupt in Croatia? As Poslovnji Dnevnik/Ana Blascović writes, thousands of disgruntled people in the Balearic Islands recently protested against mass tourism. Activists and environmentalists in the Canary Islands also warned that big tourist operators are “gobbling up” everything, while locals are being forced to live in their cars. What’s more, anti-tourist graffiti such as “My misery = your paradise” has appeared on building walls. Venice, one of the world’s most touristy cities, has increased the entrance…