Social media and tourism drives the new follower magnet trend, showing how travel content becomes marketing gold for ...

New research by PwC Middle East, in collaboration with Mabrian Technologies reveals that visitor preferences across the Gulf region ...

Tourism is an easy bogeyman. But we all benefit from being able to see the world in ways previous generations could only dream of.

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According to the WTTC, travel and tourism contributed 13% to the UAE’s GDP in 2024, with a projected growth of 4% by the end of 2025.

Athens hoteliers are reporting an unexpected boom, as hundreds of Israeli tourists temporarily stranded due to disrupted travel routes extend their stay. According to industry insiders, numerous ...

Traveling sober is a growing trend, especially among millennials and Generation Z, who are drinking less than prior generations. Here are some expert tips on how sober people can stay happy and ...

Increasing and shaping tourism over the next decade is going to be a goal the Town of Marana works towards after the town council approved a 10-year tourism master plan at this week's meeting.

Japan broke a record for tourism in 2024, with people from all over the world visiting the island nation. But the country has even bigger tourist goals for the years ahead. Yukiyoshi Noguchi ...

Based on a market report by Grand View Research, South African Tourism expects the industry to be worth $89.5 million by 2030. It’s mainly millennials and Gen Zs who love this travel trend.

Following a record-breaking year of tourism in 2024, the U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Tourism shared strong mid-year results with increases in air travelers, cruise passenger arrivals and more.

Australia’s Travel & Tourism sector is set for another record-breaking year in 2025, set to inject $314.4BN into the national economy, according to new figures from the World Travel & Tourism ...