BELGIUM: BICYCLE TOURISM CONTINUES TO GROW IN POPULARITY
In Europe more and more tourists are getting on their bikes for short or long trips, driven by the desire for more sustainable travel. In Belgium, cycle routes and certified accommodation are multiply ...
TOURISM REVENUE IN BRAZIL SHOULD RETURN TO PRE-PANDEMIC LEVEL IN 2022
Since the beginning of the pandemic, tourism has been one of the sectors most affected by the crisis that has directly affected millions of lives and the global economy. According to Sebrae research o ...
CANARY ISLANDS: ECONOMY DEPENDENT ON TOURISM IS BACK TO 1962 LEVELS
The Canary Islands, the autonomous Spanish community most economically dependent on tourism, waits anxiously in the hopes that the mass vaccination campaigns will allow tourism to resume as soon as po ...
CRUISE TOURISM IN URUGUAY TO LOSE 70% OF THE TURNOVER
Historically, the Uruguayan ports of Montevideo and Punta del Este received a good number of cruise tourists. For example, between October 2018 and April 2019, a total of 146 cruise ships arrived in t ...
TAIWAN REOPENS ITS BORDERS TO INTERNATIONAL TOURISTS
Taiwan began welcoming international tourists after finally ending mandatory quarantines to control the spread of covid-19. The island had maintained some of its entry and quarantine rules, while much ...
