According to the latest World Tourism Barometer by UN Tourism, the global tourism sector is poised for a full recovery by the end of 2024. In the first 9 months of the year, 1.1 billion international tourists travelled globally, marking a 98% return to pre-pandemic levels. Many regions have already exceeded 2019 arrival numbers, with international tourism receipts showing double-digit growth.
Read More »UNWTO rebrands itself as UN Tourism, reaffirms status as global leader tourism for development
UNWTO adopts UN Tourism as its new name signifying three main messages: the UN as a global altruistic organization, the notion of connecting humans around the world, and the concept of proactivity and movement. The rebrand also includes a revamp of the entire visual system.
Read More »Tourism Economics predicts global outbound trips to exceed 1.25 bn by 2023, reach 85% of 2019 peak
WTM’s global travel report indicates that global tourism continues to rebound strongly despite risks and challenges facing the industry. By the end of 2023, tourism economics predicts that global outbound trips will exceed 1.25 billion, which is over 85% of the peak level achieved in 2019.
Read More »PATA Travel Mart hosted by MOT lures 1000 delegates from 46 int’l destinations to India
Peter Semone, Chairman, PATA, has said that PTM 2023 has attracted over 1000 delegates from 46 global destinations, which includes 159 sellers from 92 organisations and 15 destinations, along with 196 buyers from 191 organisations and 38 source markets.
Read More »Kerala launches ‘Fam 2 Malabar 500’ initiative to mark Malabar on the global tourism map
Tourism Minister P A Mohamed Riyas unveiled the logo for the ‘Fam 2 Malabar 500’ initiative, that will bring around 500 tour operators from India and abroad to the districts of Thrissur, Palakkad, Malappuram, Kozhikode, Kannur, Wayanad, and Kasaragod this year to familiarise themselves with the region’s potential as a vibrant tourism hub.
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