CUBA ELIMINATES AIRPORT TAX TO REVIVE THE STRUGGLING TOURISM SECTOR

Cuba's government is betting on renewed tourism, scrapping a $30 airport tax for travelers from the U.S. and elsewhere. This change, effective May 1st, 2025, seeks to boost the island's appeal as a de...

CARIBBEAN TOURISM GROWS DESPITE LOW DEMAND FROM THE U.S.

William Law -
The Caribbean tourism industry, by and large, is still showing some real grit, with initial data from the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) suggesting international arrivals actually nudged up by a...

OPPORTUNITIES AND THREATS FOR GLOBAL TOURISM IN 2024

Ashley Nault -
Oxford Economics' report confirms that global tourism has rapidly recovered after the pandemic. People are eager to explore new destinations and experiences and are willing to pay more for them. Howev...

ITALY’S HOTEL INVESTMENT BOOMS

Samuel Dorsi -
Italy's hotel real estate sector is really booming. We're talking about investments hitting €2.2 billion in 2024--that's half again as much as the year before. And the first half of 2025? Already over...

RYANAIR DEMANDS EUROPE’S ATC REFORM

Laura Maudlin -
A radar malfunction at the Milan ENAV air traffic control (ATC) hub on June 28, 2025, threw Northern Italy’s airspace into turmoil, leading to the delay or outright cancellation of 60 Ryanair flights ...
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