TOURISM IN TUNISIA LOST 51% OF REVENUES
In Tunisia, it was inevitable that tourism would be the first sector to be wiped out by the coronavirus crisis. Despite the resilience it has shown on many occasions, the sector is now facing an unpre ...
ONLINE VS FACE-TO-FACE MEETINGS: WHERE IS THE DIFFERENCE FOR GERMAN BUSINESS TRAVELERS?
Because of the Coronavirus pandemic, companies have replaced approximately two out of three business trips with virtual meetings in the past three months. However, this is only a temporary solution fo ...
FROM LUFTHANSA TO RYANAIR: EU AIRLINES GET THINNER
The Coronavirus pandemic is having an immense impact on the world as we know it and the tourism industry is one of the sectors most struck by the crisis. EU airlines have been particularly affected an ...
GALAPAGOS ISLANDS ARE OPEN AGAIN AND ATTRACTING VISITORS
The impressive and unique flora and fauna of the Galapagos Islands attracts thousands of travelers each year. But the coronavirus has brought tourism to a standstill on the islands belonging to Ecuado ...
TRAVEL INSURANCE IN SPAIN GROWS 226% FOLLOWING TOURISM REVIVAL
In the first month after the announcement of the revival of tourism, tourists bought up to 226% more travel insurance on reservations, compared to the same period in 2019. ...