New report by WTTC and Oliver Wyman provides recommendations on how we can ensure a more seamless recovery of the sector.
Internationally coordinated Tourism rescue plan expected within weeks
Following extensive discussions with a number of governments, WTTC believes an internationally coordinated plan to save Travel & Tourism is a step closer and could be sealed before the middle of October.
WTTC calls for ‘Air Corridors’ between key global cities to restore business travel
Airport testing pilot corridor between London and New York could herald the return of international travel .
WTTC launches safe travels protocols for adventure travel
New measures help to rebuild confidence for travellers – Latest phases of protocols aid the reopening of Travel & Tourism sector.
COVID-19 restart guide for the Travel & Tourism sector
n recognition of the challenges faced by the travel and tourism industry, ICC and WTTC have released a Quick Restart Guide for Employers to provide businesses with recommendations for ensuring operational readiness, preparing staff and limiting risk of exposure to the virus within workplaces.
WTTC launches interactive COVID-19 Travel Demand Recovery Dashboard
A new in-depth data dashboard highlighting the recovery of travel demand across flights and hotels, as well as revealing the shifting intentions of travellers through online travel searches.
WTTC calls for leadership and strong international coordination
Only robust coordinated leadership will power the much-needed economic recovery.
Sri Lanka and Grenada received WTTC Safe Travels stamp for safety protocols
Popular holiday destinations Sri Lanka and Grenada, are among the latest destinations to begin using the world’s first ever global safety and hygiene stamp, launched recently by the World Travel & Tourism Council.
Hear from world-leading medical, epidemiology and public health experts
Top global scientists and health experts shared latest facts, science-based insights and best practices for living in a world with COVID-19.
UK is heading to ‘worst case scenario’
Nearly three million jobs in the UK – and 197 million worldwide in the Travel & Tourism sector globally – look set to be lost due to the collapse of travel, according to the World Travel & Tourism Council.
