Melbourne’s hotel industry reported lower performance levels compared with the month prior.
Preliminary May data for Berlin hotels
Berlin hotels showed slightly higher performance compared with previous months but at overall low levels.
Preliminary May data for Riyadh hotels
Riyadh’s hotel industry reported its highest room rates in three months.
U.S. Travel welcomes U.S.-U.K. move to open travel corridor
Opening a U.S.-U.K. travel corridor is a smart, science-based step to take for both countries’ economic recoveries, and now is the critical time to take it.
Abandon failed and damaging traffic light system
UK is losing its competitiveness against other European destinations, increasing the UK’s isolation.
Mallorca joins UNWTO’s network of sustainable tourism observatories
UNWTO welcomes Mallorca’s Sustainable Tourism Observatory into its International Network of Sustainable Tourism Observatories (INSTO).
Travel industry calls for swift adaoption of harmonised EU travel rules
Ahead of the EU Ambassadors’ meeting on 11 June, the European travel and tourism industry associations call on Member States to approve the Commission’s proposal to start lifting travel restrictions in the EU in a coordinated way.
Long-haul travellers still cautious about planning trips to Europe
News of easing pandemic restrictions boosts travellers’ hopes for summer 2021; however, overseas trips are not yet the preferred option for many.
2021 results tracking projections, bright spots to emerge in 2022
The new mid-year revision of the ‘Asia Pacific Visitor Forecasts 2021-2023’ from the Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) indicates a hard year ahead in 2021 but with recovery occurring thereafter, albeit in a very uneven fashion.
Britain as a visitor destination in global spotlight
Britain as a visitor destination will be in the global media spotlight with the G7 Summit in Cornwall fast approaching and VisitBritain is taking the opportunity to inspire future travel.
