EU COUNTRIES DISCUSS NEW TRAVEL GUIDELINES
According to IATA, the lack of harmonization to tackle the pandemic in the EU countries causes great confusion and discourages passengers. ...
JULY 2022: VENICE TO TEST THE BOOKING OBLIGATION FOR TOURISTS
By summer, the Italian lagoon city of Venice plans to require tourists to book their trip to the old city in advance. From 2023, visitors will then buy a ticket to visit the historic center, said Veni ...
GREECE: TENSIONS LINKED TO THE NEW LABOR LAW WORRY TOURISM PROFESSIONALS
The streets of Athens are again in turmoil, with new demonstrations taking place last week in the Greek capital. The demonstrations were held on the sidelines of the second review of the new labor law ...
FRENCH CITIES TURN INTO INNOVATIVE AND SUSTAINABLE DESTINATIONS
They fight against waste, promote responsible consumption and protect their local heritage: five French cities are the first to obtain a label rewarding their actions in favor of sustainable tourism. ...
GERMAN AIRLINE INDUSTRY OPPOSES FURTHER GOVERNMENT TAX INCREASE
Germany's airline industry is facing challenges. Despite the ongoing wait for sector recovery, the Federal Association of the German Airline Industry (BDL) has taken a firm stance. ...
