ISRAEL TO ALLOCATE ABOUT US$ 50 MILLION TO THE HOTEL INDUSTRY
As international tourism slowly picks up, the Israeli Ministry of Tourism has allocated 165 million shekels (about US$ 50 million) in subsidies to encourage the construction or expansion of hotels in ...
70% OCCUPANCY: CANARY ISLANDS TOURISM SURPRISED BY THE BOOM
Tourism in the Canary Islands is regaining its old strength. September will probably end with high occupancy rates, in particular due to last-minute bookings. Even the operators of closed hotels consi ...
LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN TOURISM LOSSES ESTIMATED AT 19%
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to keep everyone locked up in their homes and cities, the Caribbean and Latin American countries, which rely heavily on tourism, are struggling to stay afloat. ...
URBAN TOURISM TO DOUBLE IN THE NEXT DECADE
Urban tourism, one of the activities most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, will almost double its impact in the next decade, to be up to 50% above its peak, recorded in 2019, according to the conclu ...
THAILAND TOURISM: UNREST NEEDS TO BE SOLVED QUICKLY
Thailand has suffered significant losses due to the pandemic compared to $60 billion in revenue in 2019. Only 6.7 million tourists are estimated to arrive in Thailand this year - a huge decrease from ...
