CANCUN: TOURISM REVIVAL DESPITE THE ONGOING PANDEMIC
The Mexican city of Cancun welcomed 1.3 million visitors in January. At a time when many countries carry out coronavirus tests at airports, contact tracing and mandatory self-isolation, Mexican author ...
AIRLINES POLLUTION IN EU TO BE LIMITED BY CARBON QUOTAS
Aviation in Europe could take a new turn in the coming weeks. The Council and the European Parliament have reached an agreement to revise the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) rules for the aviation s ...
HOTEL BOOKINGS IN PERU DROPPED BY 80%
Tourism industry professionals in Peru see their year-end campaign ruined by a state of emergency that puts US$ 300 million at risk throughout the country. ...
VACCINATION PASSPORT CONTINUES TO DIVIDE EUROPE
The vaccination passport continues to be the subject of a debate in the EU. Submitted in January by Greece, the idea of such a "vaccination certificate" aims above all to save tourism in Europe. But w ...
OVERTOURISM'S PROBLEMS IN ITALY: AN AUTUMN OF OBSTACLES
During the season, new issues appeared on the market that Italian tourism will have to deal with for most of 2024. ...
