CARIBBEAN TOURISM GROWS DESPITE LOW DEMAND FROM THE U.S.
The Caribbean tourism industry, by and large, is still showing some real grit, with initial data from the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) suggesting international arrivals actually nudged up by a ...
THAILAND'S HEALTH TOURISM: A GROWING GLOBAL WELLNESS HUB
Thailand's thriving health tourism sector has reached an impressive 670 billion baht, more or less solidifying its position as a premier global wellness destination. The Ministry of Tourism and Sports ...
HOTELS IN BALI FACE AN ULTIMATUM DUE TO THE GARBAGE CHAOS
Bali, a dreamy destination known for its sunny beaches, turquoise seas, and verdant forests, attracts travelers from across the globe. Whether it's surfing, yoga in Ubud, or simply relaxing poolside w ...
THE CONSEQUENCES OF OVERTOURISM IN SPAIN
Following World War II, Spain, much like other European nations, began to see significant economic expansion. This growth, in turn, spurred considerable improvements to its tourism-related infrastruct ...
NAMIBIA’S TOURISM EXPECTS A DROP AFTER A DEVASTATING FIRE
A substantial wildfire has surged through Namibia's Etosha National Park, scarring over a third of the enormous reserve and, generally speaking, jeopardizing Namibia's tourism recovery. After a grueli ...