WHAT IS THERE NOT TO LIKE ABOUT TOURISTS
After three years of the pandemic, it's not just tourists who know what they've been missing. The travel industry is also breathing a sigh of relief in the hope that the crisis is finally behind them. ...
LUXURY TOURISM IS EVOLVING TOWARD AN EXTREME EXPERIENCE
Up until the 1980s, it was commonly believed that the epitome of luxury tourism was reserved for those who traveled first class, stayed in 5-star hotels, and dined in Michelin-starred restaurants. ...
THE FUTURE OF THE INDUSTRY – LUXURY TOURISM OR SUSTAINABILITY?
For some companies, the coronavirus crisis was a gold mine, even in a hard-hit sector like tourism. Some experts predict far-flung destinations could be a new trend for luxury tourism. ...
LATIN AMERICA SEES SIGNS OF TOURISM RECOVERY
After two years of uncertainty and almost a complete pause in activities, tourism in Latin America is showing solid signs of recovery, even reaching the pre-pandemic levels. ...
GERMAN'S TRAVEL SHIFT: FEWER TRAVELERS ARE SPENDING MORE
A recent analysis shows that many Germans still desire to travel despite rising travel costs and inflation. Tour operators have reported booking turnovers for the current summer and upcoming winter th ...
