The announcement that US travel restrictions for vaccinated UK residents will be relaxed from early November will be met positively by people keen to reunite with family and friends.
Europe’s key hotel markets show improved profitability
The hotel industries in Amsterdam, Berlin, London, Moscow and Paris each reported improved profitability, but all remained well below pre-pandemic levels.w
UNWTO and Netflix partner to rethink screen tourism
The Global Report on Cultural Affinity and Screen Tourism explores the growing affection one has towards a particular country or culture displayed on the screen.
ATEC responds to Australian borders reopening
International border opening marks beginning of tourism’s long climb to recovery.
Vaccines and reopen corders driving tourism recovery
International tourism enjoyed signs of rebound in June and July 2021 as some destinations eased travel restrictions and the global vaccination rollout advanced in many parts of the world.
U.S. hotel results for week ending 25 September
U.S. hotel occupancy remained relatively flat week over week, while average daily rate rose.
U.S. hotel profitability dipped in August
With the end of the summer travel surge, estimated gross operating profit for U.S. hotels came in lower than the previous month..
Companies consider new business travel program approaches
Delta variant continues to cloud business travel industry sentiment and recovery, with signs that corporate travel managers are working in new ways.
Wellcations are on the rise ahead of Global Mental Health Day
“Wellcations” or vacations geared towards improving one’s mental health or wellbeing, are marking the top of most travelers’ lists.
Inclusive growth at the centre of tourism’s restart
Global tourism has reaffirmed its commitment to making the sector a pillar of inclusive growth.
