Tag: Tourism Recovery
UNWTO brings Instagram into tourism recovery picture
UNWTO and Instagram have joined forces to produce a tourism recovery playbook to help destinations and businesses harness the power of digital and visual...
Middle East outpacing Europe and Latin America in tourism recovery
The Middle Eastern travel and tourism sector should grow by 27.1 per cent this year, slightly behind the global average of 30.7 per cent,...
Mixed reactions to tourism initiatives unveiled in Malaysia’s Budget 2022
A number of initiatives announced during Malaysia's Budget 2022 to rejuvenate the tourism sector has drawn mixed response among tourism and hospitality players.
When tabling...
Tour operators split on Cambodia’s phased reopening plan
The announcement that Cambodia will start welcoming vaccinated travellers under its sandbox scheme has received a mixed reaction from agents.
From November 30, visitors can...
UNWTO, ICAO partner for aviation and tourism recovery
UNWTO and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) have agreed to strengthen their partnership with the aim of supporting the safe restart of travel...
New WTTC report provides recommendations to drive tourism recovery
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has launched a new report that highlights the pain points to restore international mobility, and recommendations to...
Covid surge threatens Maldives tourism
Tourism players in the Maldives are fearful that a recent surge in Covid-19 cases might affect the island nation's tourism which has shown a...
FITUR returns as in-person event
FITUR 2021, in its special edition dubbed 'Tourism is back', will be held from May 19 to 23 at the Feria de Madrid, and...
Singapore moves tourism recovery and reinvention forward with more initiatives
Singapore's tourism industry will receive further training and business development funding, as well as digital transformation support from the government, as it continues on...
Rebuilding travel demand
The pandemic has widened Hilton’s customer base, bringing in customers who are keen to splurge unused travel budgets on a better staycation, reveals Nils-Arne Schroeder, global brand head, Conrad Hotel & Resort and vice president, luxury & lifestyle, Asia Pacific, Hilton.
