Tag: Tourism Development
Maldives tourism ministry identifies Addu City for tourism development
Addu City and its nearby atolls in the southern-most part of the Maldives have strong potential for tourism development, with access aided by Gan...
UNWTO pledges to develop lesser-known destinations with new initiative
The UNWTO has formally adopted its Tourism Opens Minds initiative at its 25th General Assembly in Samarkand, Uzbekistan on October 20.
Designed to help develop...
Travel Spark by TTG with the Philippines: Fab festivals and fresh...
Rounding up the Travel Spark by TTG's 2022 video series is an episode centred on the Philippines' festivals and tourism developments.
Arnold T Gonzales, acting...
Bold ambitions
From airline expansion to major infrastructure developments, Saudi Arabia is going all out to power its Olympic-sized tourism ambitions.
Indonesia pushes ahead with Rinca Island project despite UNESCO objection
Indonesia will proceed with the infrastructure development on Rinca Island, one of the three major islands that make up the Komodo National Park, despite...
A tale of two worlds
New Clark City and the province of Bohol are making strides in establishing the Philippines as a preferred tourist destination, while pushing for sustainable and responsible tourism development.
Sleepless in Asia: Destination developments keep chugging on
Some of these developments will help to push traveller traffic away from the usual popular haunts – so important in a safe-distanced, post-pandemic world – and into areas that can stand to benefit from some tourist income.
Horus launches non-profit podcasts on future of tourism
Horus Development & Consulting, a luxury destination marketing firm based in Singapore, has rolled out a series of CHORUS podcasts to promote new ideas,...
Cambodia seeks to turn Kep province into tourist magnet
A master plan to develop the Kep province in Cambodia into a high-end, eco-tourism destination, covering four prime sites and 251 projects, is being...
Building back better
What is the future of travel? At this very moment last year, my vision of the future was one of abundant travel opportunities, made possible by convenient air services, some of which at affordable price points, that allow anyone to travel anytime.
