CUBA'S TOURISM MADE A PROMISING START THIS YEAR
Cuba's tourism industry had a positive start to the year, with more than 528,000 international visitors by the end of February, according to the National Bureau of Statistics and Information (Oficina ...
GOLF TOURISM: THE NUMBER ONE SPORT WORLDWIDE IN TERMS OF SPENDING
Golf is currently the most financially significant sport worldwide. According to recent data, the golf industry market was 22.74 billion dollars in 2022 and is expected to reach 42 billion USD in 2030 ...
JAPAN’S TOURISM: GROWING VISITOR NUMBERS AND LACK OF STAFF
Japan's inbound tourism has made a spectacular recovery since its re-opening, and the country is now experiencing a massive improvement in visitor numbers. ...
PROPOSED TOURISM FEE SCRAPPED IN THAILAND
Thailand has made a significant decision by scrapping a plan to impose a 300-baht (US$8.20) tourism fee on visitors arriving by air. This move, announced by Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, is ai ...
CAPE VERDE PLANS TO REACH 1.3 MILLION TOURISTS
Cape Verde's government has targeted attracting 1.26 million tourists annually by 2026. The aim is to have 40% of visitors arrive on islands other than Sal and Boa Vista, traditionally known as touris ...
