CHILEAN TOURISM HURDLES: ENTRY REQUIREMENTS DISCOURAGE VISITORS TO COME
A survey conducted by the Chilean Federation of Tourism Companies (Fedetur) among more than one hundred global tourism operators, showed that 57% of those consulted believe that the approval of vaccin ...
RELIGIOUS TOURISM IN SYRIA ATTRACTS THOUSANDS OF IRAQIS
Despite the instability in Syria, thousands of Iraqis are traveling to the country for religious tourism. This number is expected to rise as the Syrian government allows visa-free travel for first-tim ...
CATALONIA TO INVEST MORE IN "SLOW TOURISM" PRODUCTS
The Catalan Tourism Agency (ACT) will subsidize with a maximum of up to 16,000 euros the creation of half a dozen tourism products that respond to the philosophy of slow tourism, according to sources ...
‘COVID’ PASSPORT FAILED TO BOOST INTERNATIONAL TOURISM IN SPAIN
Last July, 4.4 million tourists arrived to Spain, 78% more than last year, but almost 55% fewer than in July 2019, before the COVID-19 pandemic began. ...
TOURISM SECTOR IN ASIA EXPECTED TO STRUGGLE UNTIL 2024
The Covid-19 pandemic has led the tourism industry all over the world into an unprecedented crisis. While some regions are awakening from their travel hibernation, others will unfortunately struggle a ...
