The general outlook for tourism in the whole world, including Europe, is optimistic with tourism experts looking at 2012 with a sense of excitement.
The London Olympic Games may do wonders for the city’s reputation and provide a great advertisement for the English capital, yet leisure tourism may suffer as a result.
November 2011 brought many things, but art lovers focused their eager eyes on Arkansas. The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, considered one of the nation’s most important new art museums, opened on 11th November.
This year’s spring was most eventful in the political sense. The Arab Spring is now an official term which spreads worries within the tourism sector. Affected countries however firmly state they are safe and ready to welcome back the tourists.
Sport fans are the most faithful admirers and very often they are willing to invest a lot of their time and money to support their favorite team. Their presence at sport happenings certainly pays off. Sports tourism is developing at impressive speed and features great investment opportunities.
Moscow plans to open a new tourism attraction – the world’s highest Ferris wheel. The project is planned to be finished within the coming years.
As Rwanda begins to reshape its image on an international scale, some world airlines are beginning to travel more to the capital, Kigali.
The recent tourism boom on Spanish territory has come as a welcome boost to an ailing economy. The British have been returning in droves to Spain.
Kauai, or the Garden Island, may be one of the less known Hawaiian Islands; all the more reason to appreciate its beauty and tranquil charm and discover local famous Napali Coast.
The Golden Temple and its surroundings are perhaps the most treasured highlight of the Indian city of Amritsar. To lure more visitors, authorities introduced the Amritsar heritage walk. A month has passed yet the tourists are not coming.
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