2023 WILL BE A RECORD YEAR FOR GREECE'S TOURISM

Andrew J. Wein -
A solid reputation and more substantial international arrival figures could push Greek tourism above its pre-Covid 2019 levels and reach a new record this year. This is at least according to the forec...

INSECURITY AFFECTS 9 OUT OF 10 MEXICAN TOURISM BUSINESSES

Gary Diskin -
The perception of insecurity among companies in the Mexican tourism sector has increased significantly in recent months. It has already started affecting the number of tourists visiting Mexico....

TOURISM IN LATIN AMERICA – FINANCIAL MEASURES, SECURITY AND NEW DESTINATIONS

Although the pandemic is still in force and COVID-19 is here to stay, everyone has lots of reasons to travel – physical and mental exhaustion due to prolonged closures, vaccine tourism, family reunion...

MEXICO: TOURISM RECOVERS THANKS TO OPEN BORDERS

William Law -
In July, international arrivals in Mexico reached 92% of the 2019 figures, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). The authorities announced that tourism recovers....

GASTRONOMIC TOURISM IN SPAIN MORE POPULAR THAN EVER

Bill Alen -
Gastronomy is a key factor in the competitiveness and sustainability of tourist destinations and, as such, should be promoted by national destinations. This is revealed by the IV Study of Gastronomic ...
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