WILDLIFE TOURISM MARKET GETS ITS CLAWS OUT
The global wildlife tourism market is valued at US$135 billion today and is expected to be worth US$219.9 billion by 2032 at a CAGR (compound annual growth rate) of 5% between 2022 and 2032. ...
INBOUND TOURISM GROWS IN ARGENTINA
According to official figures, 483,000 foreign tourists arrived in the country during May, 4% above the pre-pandemic level. The important source markets for Argentina remain USA and Canada. ...
EGYPT ALLOCATES $97 MILLION FOR THE RESTORATION OF ANTIQUITIES
Egypt's tourism minister, Ahmed Issa, has announced that the country has allocated a budget of approximately 3 billion Egyptian pounds (equivalent to $97 million) for the upkeep and restoration of anc ...
FINLAND IS LOSING UP TO 2 BILLION EUROS IN TOURISM REVENUE
Finland's tourism income threatens to be up to 2 billion euros less this year than before the corona virus, estimates Martti Pykäri, Chief Economist of Service Sector Employers Palta. ...
ARGENTINIAN CRUISE TOURISM EXPECTS A RECORD SEASON IN PATAGONIA
Spring and summer are synonymous with cruises arriving in the southern region of Argentina. Large companies offer trips to the coasts of Patagonia and Antarctica and the next cruise season in Argentin ...
