Tourism and Travel News
WTTC forecasts travel & tourism to surpass US$11 trillion global GDP impact in 2024
“Against the backdrop of uncertainty, the travel & tourism sector remains a global economic powerhouse,” says World Travel & Tourism Council President & CEO Julia Simpson.
As one of the key duty-free retailers on Hainan Island, HTDF has prepared an immersive exhibition space (2C05 exhibition area of Hall 2) for the much-anticipated 4th China International Consumer Products Expo, taking place on 13-18 April in Haikou.
“Against the backdrop of uncertainty, the travel & tourism sector remains a global economic powerhouse,” says World Travel & Tourism Council President & CEO Julia Simpson.
The strategic alliance will see Collinson and Joyful Journey Group combine their strengths and expertise to provide their clients, partners and direct customers with enhanced travel experiences.
European tourism markets will miss out on more than €1.6 billion of spending from visitors due to tax refunds being paid digitally rather than in cash, according to Prosegur ChangeGroup.
ACI World has released its Airport Traffic Forecasts 2023-2052 publication, shedding light on air traffic trajectory over the next three decades.
Overnight visitor numbers rising steadily but their spending levels plummeting. That’s the distinctly mixed message for retailers arising from two new Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) reports related to tourism arrivals and spending habits.
Welcome to this edition of The Moodie Davitt Magazine, which carries a strong focus on the China market and much more besides.
Applications for individual travel visas will begin on 6 March.
APTRA President Sunil Tuli discusses the importance of China to travel retail and how the growing middle class is an appealing audience for the APAC region.
TAV Airports, a member of Groupe ADP, generated a +25% increase in revenues year-on-year for 2023 to €1.3 billion with commercial sectors – duty free, food & beverage and lounge services – all to the fore.
The Entertainment Hub route is the third to be launched by the authority, joining Business Hub in Makati City and the Culture Hub in Manila.
The agreement will see the Korean retailer and the hospitality specialist offer travel benefits for their customers and launch marketing activities to promote Vietnam’s burgeoning tourism market.