DOWNWARD REVISIONS ACROSS THE GLOBAL TOURISM SECTOR OPERATORS FOR 2026
The war in the Middle East, sparked by the U.S. and Israeli airstrikes followed by Iranian counterattacks on February 28, now drags global tourism downward. Though a shaky ceasefire holds, bloodshed p ...
LOUVRE EMPLOYEE CHARGED IN MAJOR TICKETING FRAUD INVESTIGATION
A third Louvre worker now faces charges linked to a large-scale ticket scam, following confirmation by the Paris prosecutor. Accused of organized fraud along with both giving and accepting bribes, the ...
SUSTAINABLE SKIES: BUSINESSES CAN REDUCE THE CLIMATE IMPACT OF AIR TRAVEL
Business flying comes under growing strain to reduce harm to nature. Firms sending workers across borders feel the impact - not as distant talk, but real effect on green ambitions. Flights taken by st ...
AVIATION INDUSTRY IN TURMOIL: FUEL CRISIS PROMPTS SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENTS
A jump in fuel prices - from $600 to $1,286 per ton of kerosene - has hit the aviation industry hard, says recent IATA data. Because of this spike, operators now cut marginal routes while reshaping ne ...
THE CONTROVERSIAL CHARM OF RIO’S FAVELA TOURISM
High above Rio de Janeiro’s shimmering shorelines, another form of tourism takes root. Though framed as cultural connection, these trips stir debate - praised for boosting neighborhood incomes, yet ch ...