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 ...
PARIS FACES SUSTAINABLE TOURISM CHALLENGES OF TOMORROW
A few months before the Rugby World Cup and a year before the Olympic Games, the French capital must juggle its ambitious environmental goals with its desire to remain the world's leading tourist dest ...
TUNISIAN TOURISM INDUSTRY EXPECTS A STRONG YEAR
The Tunisian Minister of Tourism, Mohamed Moez Belhassine, emphasized “a strong demand for the Tunisian destination in 2023”, based on the information from tour operators.
He stressed the need to pre ...
TOURISM COMES BACK TO JORDAN
Jordan's tourism industry has continued to recover in the first quarter of 2023, relieving an economy that the Covid-19 pandemic has severely impacted. This positive trend began last year and shows pr ...
CAYMAN ISLANDS TOURISM REPORTS A STEADY INCREASE
Although the Cayman Islands were one of the last Caribbean destinations to fully open to visitors, tourism officials are optimistic about a steady increase in post-pandemic tourism. ...
