Sustainability is Top of traveller’s Agenda
🔊 Listen to this A new report by World Travel & Tourism Council and Trip.com Group, together with Deloitte, reveals a heightened appetite for sustainable
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Time to rethink tourism, where it is going, and how it impacts people and the planet
🔊 Listen to this International tourism continued to show strong signs of recovery, with arrivals reaching 57% of pre-pandemic levels in the first seven months
World Tourism Day returns to focus on the future
🔊 Listen to this Tourism is a force for good, bringing hope and opportunity to many millions of people around the world. As the sector’s
Tourism is not just about travel, it’s also about peace
🔊 Listen to this As the world steadily opens up, the restarting of tourism is bringing hope to people around the globe. The sector’s recovery
Tourism will change and grow
🔊 Listen to this The post-pandemic recovery of the global travel and tourism sector is gaining pace as the world’s pent-up desire for travel rekindles.
Mental health, inequality, and trust: What we learned from the COVID-19 pandemic
🔊 Listen to this Two years into unprecedented upheavals brought about by the pandemic, polling company Ipsos outlines some key things we’ve learned. Mental health
‘Hotel Sustainability Basics’ to address tourism’s impact on the planet
🔊 Listen to this The World Travel & Tourism Council has launched its ‘Hotel Sustainability Basics’, a globally recognised and coordinated set of criteria that
WORLD TOURISM DAY 2021 “TOURISM FOR INCLUSIVE GROWTH”
🔊 Listen to this Tourism is one of the hardest-hit Industries by the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has had massive social and economic impacts on
GOLD-STANDARD PCR TESTS AND HEALTH PASSPORTS: SAFE WAY TO RESUME INTERNATIONAL AIR TRAVEL
🔊 Listen to this A British healthcare company at the forefront of Covid-19 testing has warned that if the UK Government presses ahead with the
2020: WORST YEAR IN TOURISM HISTORY
🔊 Listen to this The unprecedented fall in demand and widespread travel restrictions due to COVID 19 worldwide destinations welcomed 1 billion fewer international arrivals