SPANISH HOTELS EXPECT HALF OF THE REVENUES OF 2019 DESPITE THE COVID PASSPORT
The EU Digital COVID Certificate, better known as the ‘Covid passport’, is the only hope for tourism after a year and a half of restrictions due to the pandemic. However, the measure will not be enoug ...
TOURISM CRISIS IN COSTA RICA CONTINUES DESPITE THE RISE IN INTERNATIONAL ARRIVALS
Despite the rise in tourist arrivals in May, with over 72,000 travelers visiting Costa Rica, both the National Chamber of Tourism (CANATUR) and the Hotels Association (CCH) stated that the industry is ...
TOURISM IN GERMANY WELL BELOW THE PRE-CRISIS LEVEL
Tourism in Germany remained well below the pre-crisis levels in April. According to the Federal Statistical Office, there were 8.5 million overnight stays of guests from Germany and abroad in April. A ...
RISE IN CRIME IMPACTS TOURISM IN BARCELONA
The most important commercial area of Barcelona, Passeig de Gràcia, is open for business after months of no activity, following the easing of coronavirus restrictions, and the slow but gradual return ...
HOTEL BOOKINGS CONFIRM THE GLOBAL TRAVEL RECOVERY TRENDS
Since the outbreak of the pandemic, hoteliers have had to rethink many aspects of their business in order to implement new safety measures, adapt to the changing needs of tourists and survive in an ex ...