BOLIVIA TURNS TO INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY TOURISM
Bolivia sees tourism as a route out of extreme poverty. The Andean nation is well-known for its poverty, with typical family earnings around $100 per month. This applies to around 70% of the whole nat ...
BALI AIMS AT BIG TOURISM BOOST
After the bomb blasts of 2002 and 2005, Bali faced a period of recovery in its tourism sector. Now, after an intense period of clever marketing it has become Indonesia’s top attraction. Last year, Bal ...
TRAVEL AGENTS FACE RACE TO BECOME MULTILINGUAL
Although English is widely recognised as the international business language, it has been found that customers with a native tongue that is not English are more likely to buy tourism related products ...
MEXICO TO HEAVILY INVEST IN TOURISM
Mexico’s tourism sector is growing, with more and more tourists visiting, not only from the US and Canada, but also from Europe and Asia. In pursuing its plans to become the world’s fifth most visited ...
GOLF TOURISM TO SET RECORDS IN 2007 IN BERMUDA
The oldest British colony in the world, Bermuda, is a thriving modern market for tourism. Blessed with natural beauty, it has always been popular amongst visitors from overseas. It is indeed the only ...