FIVE OUT OF 100 TOURISTS TRAVELING TO TURKEY FOR HEALTH TOURISM
Turkey's health tourism field has seen significant growth since the pandemic. This is reflected in Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) data. Ten years ago, only 1% of tourists visited Turkey for heal ...
TOURISM IN MOROCCO COULD PERFORM BETTER THAN IN 2019
The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) reports that the MENA region recorded a solid performance (+15%) in the first quarter of this year, positioning itself as the first region in the world to return ...
URUGUAY PLANS 50% HOTEL SUBSIDY TO BOOST DOMESTIC TOURISM
The Ministry of Tourism (Mintur) in Uruguay is working on a new initiative to promote domestic tourism during the low season months. The initiative involves a 50% discount on hotel rates. The initiati ...
MOBILIZING OVERSEAS VIETNAMESE FOR TOURISM DEVELOPMENT
According to data from the Vietnam National Tourism Authority, in July, the country welcomed more than 1.038 million foreign tourists, an increase of 6.5 percent month-on-month. Thus, between January ...
TOURISM INDUSTRY IN QUEBEC - NO CONCERN ABOUT THE ECONOMIC SLOWDOWN
The economic slowdown feared in Canada in 2023 is not a cause for concern in the offices of destination Québec. After a better-than-expected year of 2022, the tourism industry is even expecting to ret ...
