RELIGIOUS TOURISM DEVASTATED BY COVID-19
The Hajj, the largest pilgrimage in the Muslim world, has begun in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. But this year again, only a few tens of thousands of pilgrims are allowed to participate because of the pandemic ...
POPULAR TOURIST DESTINATIONS TO SUFFER FROM THE ARMED CONFLICT IN UKRAINE
The past two years have been very tough for the tourism industry worldwide, as restrictions paralyzed the sector in an unprecedented manner. And it seems that tourism just can’t catch a break, with th ...
NEW YORK TO LURE TRAVELERS BY EXPANDING THE OFFER
Time Square, Central Park, the Empire State Building... places that evoke travel memories - or plans - for many international and domestic tourists. But Cobble Hill, Mott Haven or Flatbush? They are s ...
CUBA’S TOURISM GOAL 2022: 2.5 MILLION TOURISTS
Cuba is confident of maintaining its objective to receive 2.5 million tourists by the end of 2022, after quadrupling foreign tourist arrivals in January and despite the possible repercussions of the w ...
POST-PANDEMIC TOURISM – IS OVERTOURISM COMING BACK AGAIN?
On June 10, the city of Amsterdam sent out a press release to the world: "Visitors who disrespect our residents and our heritage are not welcome.” ...
