TOURISM IN PORTUGAL INCREASING BUT BRINGING HARM
The number of overnight stays in tourist establishments in the European Union (EU) grew 5.1% in 2017, compared with the previous year. Portugal registered the fourth largest increase of overnight stay ...
ROME TOURISM RECORDED 3% MORE ARRIVALS
Good news are emerging about the travel industry in the Italian capital. According to data from EBTL (bilateral tourism agency) the 2017 balance for Rome tourism is positive. 5-star hotels reached a 4 ...
EGYPT’S TOURISM IN REVIVAL WITH A NEW E-VISA ON THE WAY
Over the last five years, Egypt’s tourism industry has been stagnating due to a series of misfortunes ranging from fierce competition between locals to major airline disasters to terrorist attacks, an ...
TOURISM IN MEXICO ANALYZING A VISA WAIVER PROGRAM
Mexican government is considering a visa waiver program for 38 countries. The Permanent Commission of the International Statistical Congress urged the Secretariats of the Interior (SEGOB), of Foreign ...
IMAGE OF TOURISM IN HONDURAS HARMED BY UNRESTS
The Honduran tourism authorities from the private and public sectors plan to work hard on improving the image of the country at an international level, following the violent incidents caused by the cu ...