WILDLIFE TOURISM MARKET GETS ITS CLAWS OUT
The global wildlife tourism market is valued at US$135 billion today and is expected to be worth US$219.9 billion by 2032 at a CAGR (compound annual growth rate) of 5% between 2022 and 2032. ...
LEBANON ANTICIPATES RECEIVING $9 BILLION FROM TOURISM
It is anticipated that many Lebanese citizens living abroad will return to their home country during the summer months to boost the struggling economy. Lebanon has been experiencing economic difficult ...
SPAIN PREPARES TO LIVE WITHOUT RUSSIAN TOURISTS
Nearly 134,000 Russian tourists traveled to Spain in 2021 despite travel restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to the statistics on tourist movements at Borders (Frontur) pre ...
SOUTH ASIA NEEDS CHINESE TOURISTS BUT THE BORDERS ARE CLOSED
Countries in South Asia are announcing one after another the return of visitors, after a year and a half of border closures. Chinese tourists are being attracted to various destinations the most. Does ...
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 ...
