CUBA’S TOURISM DOES NOT TAKE OFF AFTER COVID-19
Tourism in Cuba is still struggling due to low visitor numbers, U.S. sanctions, and the ongoing crisis, which negatively impacts the quality of travel services and experience. ...
AFGHANISTAN LOOKS FOR TOURISM DEVELOPMENT
After regaining power in Afghanistan, the Taliban have attempted to establish connections with the international community. However, their strict implementation of Sharia law and oppressive measures a ...
DUBAI PLANS A MEGA AIRPORT FOR 260 MILLION PASSENGERS
Dubai has announced a massive investment in Al Maktoum International Airport to become the world's largest airport within the next ten years. The ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Muhammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, ...
MANY FERRY ROUTES IN EUROPE ARE CHEAPER THAN FLIGHTS
According to an analysis by Omio, a booking platform for travel transportation like trains, buses, flights, and ferries, many ferries operating on popular routes in Europe are equipped with amenities ...
HONG KONG STRUGGLES TO ATTRACT CHINESE TOURISTS
Experts attribute the decline in Hong Kong's appeal to Chinese tourists to a combination of factors. The COVID-19 pandemic, followed by the pro-democracy protests, has significantly impacted the city' ...