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 ...
THE CHINESE DOMESTIC TOURISM MARKET IS ACCELERATING
The summer tourism season that just passed provided an excellent opportunity to observe the growing popularity of cultural tourism. The China Tourism Academy's "2023 Summer Tourism Market Monitoring R ...
THE OLYMPIC GAMES COULD HARM PARISIAN HOTELS’ IMAGE
A recent study by the Groupement des Hôtelleries & Restaurations de France (GHR) revealed that Paris would not receive the welcome medal during the Olympics. The study analyzes the impact of the labor ...
MOROCCO’S TOURISM: THE CRISIS PERSISTS DESPITE SLIGHT IMPROVEMENTS
Two steps back, one step forward. Such is the case of Morocco’s tourism sector, which recorded an improvement in revenues during the third quarter of 2021. ...
TOMORROW’S TOURISM: ROBOTIZED AND HYPERCONNECTED
Tourism is reinventing itself, and its transformation has accelerated with the pandemic. If some people aspire to disconnect during their vacations or weekends, others have hyperconnection requirement ...
