FRANCE ANNOUNCED PLANS TO SAVE ITS MOUNTAIN TOURISM
Last week, the French Prime Minister launched the "Avenir Montagnes" plan to build a more diversified and sustainable tourism offer in the mountain ranges. The plan includes the creation of an ad hoc ...
FOREIGN TOURISTS HELP DRIVE ARGENTINA'S ECONOMY
According to data from the National Ministry of Tourism, more than 5.3 million foreign tourists visited Argentina this year. The government projects that by the end of 2023, this number will grow to o ...
MOUNTAINEERING: MOUNT EVEREST REMAINS AN ADVENTURE FOR THE RICH
Mount Everest is still only accessible to wealthy travelers, but the mountaineering industry has significantly transformed since 1953. The ascent has become cheaper and more straightforward but still ...
DESPITE ENERGY CRISIS SWISS TOURISM IS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THE WINTER SEASON
Switzerland Tourism (ST) expects a 1 percent increase in hotel overnight stays in mountain destinations compared to the last and full pre-pandemic winter season of 2018/19. This coming winter, the Swi ...
JAPAN TO FINALLY REOPEN TO INDIVIDUAL TRAVELERS
Japan, like many others, has closed its borders due to the Covid pandemic. While other nations have opened borders to any tourist (even Japanese), in Japan only in recent months have the first progres ...
