KENYA ENJOYS BOOST IN TOURISM

Larry Brain -
Kenya seems to have recovered from terrorist activity and is now one of Africa’s most popular destinations. The Kenyan tourist scene suffered greatly from the bombing of a hotel in Mombassa in 2002 an ...

NIGERIA AIMS TO MAKE USE OF ITS ASSETS

Andrea Hausold -
For a country so rich in natural assets and attractions, tourist arrivals to Nigeria are not as frequent as they perhaps should be. Tourism is indeed vital to any economy, bringing important revenue t ...

GERMAN TOURIST SECTOR SEES CONSIDERABLE CHANGES

Andrew J. Wein -
In terms of outbound tourism, Germany is the 2nd most imortant country in the world. Only the Americans venture abroad more frequently and spend more money. ...

LEBANESE WAR DEVASTATING THE MIDDLE EAST TOURISM

Daniel A. Tanner -
Although the 2006 war in Lebanon has had no immediate effects upon the Israeli economy, visitors to Israel in 2006 have amounted to 500.000 less than in 2005. ...

INDIA NEEDS TO TAKE CRUISE TOURISM MORE SERIOUSLY

Larry Brain -
India is one of the countries that want to profit from the fast growing cruise tourism. However, this sector of tourism is still somehow new to the Indian government. A cruise committee exists for cou ...