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    • 900 million tourists travelled internationally in 2022

      Sep 5, 2023
      world tourism

      International tourism recovered 63% of pre-pandemic levels in 2022, with Europe and the Middle East in the lead. Over 900 million tourists travelled internationally in 2022, double those in 2021 though still 37% fewer than in 2019 International tourism ...

    • WTTC Global summit to discuss challenges of tourism

      Nov 23, 2022
      Riyadh, world tourism, WTTC summit

      International tourism : 250 million arrivals in first five months of 2022

      Aug 1, 2022
      International arrivals, UNWTO, world tourism

      Global hotel occupancy exceeds pre-pandemic levels

      Jun 28, 2022
      Amadeus, hotel occupancy, world tourism
    • ‘World tourism begins to recover from pandemic’

      Feb 9, 2022
      world tourism, WTTC

      China sets out 5-year path for tourism

      Jan 25, 2022
      China Tourism, State Council, world tourism

      Travel trends show signs of optimism in 2022: ForwardKeys

      Jan 12, 2022
      ForwardKeys, key travel trends, world tourism
    • World tourism: confidence in a full travel recovery in 2023 has increased

      Nov 14, 2021
      CAPA research, tourism recovery, world tourism

      World destinations:180 million fewer international arrivals between January – March 2021

      Jun 3, 2021
      Asia-Pacific, COVID19 pandemic, International arrivals, UNWTO, world destinations, world tourism

      Countries eager to reopen to travel as Covid- 19 pandemic recedes

      May 31, 2021
      Asia tourism, COVID-19 pandemic, Europe Tourism, Nissi beach Cyprus, world tourism
    • Asia Pacific Travel Bubbles And The COVID-19 ‘Diseasescape’

      May 26, 2021
      Asia- Pacific tourism, COVID-19, travel bubbles, world tourism

      G20 Tourism Ministers stress on resumption of travel tourism for global economic recovery

      May 5, 2021
      coronavirus pandemic, G20 Rome Guidelines, G20 Tourism Ministers, world tourism

      Year 2020 – a turbulent year in travel, but signs of market recovery by 2023

      Jan 21, 2021
      COVID-19, ITB Berlin, Statista, tourism market, world tourism

      Tourism in a Post-Pandemic World

      May 25, 2021
      COVID-19 impact, IMF, Post-pandemic world, world tourism

      Tourism and Digitalization in the Decade of Action

      Dec 9, 2020
      Sustainable Development Goals, UNWTO, world tourism, Zurab Pololikashvili

      40% of destinations eased travel restrictions

      Aug 3, 2020
      COVID 19, travel restrictions, UNWTO, world tourism
    • International tourism to recover by second half of 2021 , $320 billion loss between January-May this year

      Jul 29, 2020
      COVID-19, tourism loss, UNWTO, world tourism

      Global tourism industry could lose more than $1.2 trillion due to COVID pandemic

      Jul 6, 2020
      COVID-19 pandemic, UNCTAD, UNWTO, world tourism

      Travel to return first to domestic markets : WTTC

      May 6, 2020
      Travel Post COVID -19, world tourism, WTTC

      The Future of Travel and Tourism: Post COVID -19

      Apr 30, 2020
      COVID-19, Future of travel, responsible travel, world tourism

      International tourist arrivals 1.4 billion, tourism generating US$ 5 billion per day

      Sep 3, 2019
      International tourist arrivals, tourism earnings, UNWTO, world tourism
    • Connecting you with the world of travel and tourism

      Asia Amusement & Attractions Expo 2026

      Theme Park Expo Vietnam 2025

      Asia Pool & Spa Expo , May 10 – 12, 2025 , Guangzhou , China

      KAZAKHSTAN International Exhibition “Tourism & Travel” Almaty, Kazakhstan

      Nihao China- Beyond your imagination

      Bangkok named Asia’s best

      holiday destination for 2025

      Bangkok has been ranked as the best city to visit in Asia for 2025 by Smart Travel Asia, a leading digital travel magazine, based on the opinions of hundreds of thousands of travellers and readers worldwide.

      The city received the highest votes in the “Best Holiday Destination in Asia” category, retaining its top position for the second consecutive year.

      Smart Travel Asia highlighted Bangkok’s strengths as its 24-hour vibrancy and diverse experiences, including food, culture, shopping, and the friendliness of its people, describing it as a “city full of energy and colour, day and night.”

      The city’s dominance stems from several compelling factors. Bangkok has emerged as a paradise for food enthusiasts, offering everything from legendary street food stalls to Michelin-starred restaurants and panoramic 360-degree rooftop bars. Its cultural and heritage sites, including the iconic Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Arun, and Wat Pho temples, remain major attractions to international tourists.

      Additionally, from luxury malls in the city centre to the Chatuchak weekend market, Bangkok caters to every type of shopper. Affordability and friendliness also play a key role, as Bangkok remains an accessible living cost destination where welcoming smiles continue to charm travellers.

      In the Smart Travel Asia 2025 rankings, Bali (Indonesia) and Tokyo (Japan) shared second place behind Bangkok, while Seoul (the Republic of Korea) and Luang Prabang (Laos) tied for fourth. Thailand further strengthened its tourism appeal with Chiang Mai placing third and Phuket sharing fifth place with Hong Kong (China).

      Having the three cities, Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Phuket, in the top 10 highlights the diversity and appeal of Thailand’s tourism offerings for travellers worldwide. — VNA/VNS ( Oct.12, 2025)

      India resumes tourist visa for

      Chinese citizens after 5 years

      India announced  that it will open tourist visa applications to Chinese citizens from July 24, 2025. It was the first time in five years since the South Asian country suspended Chinese citizens’ tourist visa applications in February 2020.

      The Embassy of India in China announced via its Sina Weibo account  that, starting from July 24, 2025, Chinese citizens can apply for a tourist visa to visit India after completing an online application, scheduling an appointment, and personally submitting their passport and other required documents to three Indian visa application centers in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou in South China’s Guangdong Province.

      Responding to the related inquiry, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said  that “we take note of this positive move. Easing cross-border travel is widely beneficial. China will maintain communication and consultation with India to further facilitate travel between the two countries.”

      Chinese experts said the latest move taken by the India marks a phased milestone in the easing of relations between the two countries, and creates favorable conditions for further strengthening bilateral people-to-people exchanges.

      On February 2, 2020, India temporarily suspended its e-visa facility for Chinese travelers and foreigners residing in China amid coronavirus outbreak. – Global Times

      Gulf Cooperation Council Tourism 

      Dubai – As tourism destinations in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) continue to grow, involving local communities in destination development has become increasingly vital for long-term success.

      Abu Dhabi’s Tourism Strategy 2030 aims for 39.3 million visitors per year, while Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 targets 150 million domestic and international visits, emphasising how tourism is being established as a key element of economic diversification throughout the region.

      At Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2025, industry leaders emphasised that sustainable revitalisation of destinations must align tourism investments with community partnerships, cultural authenticity, and immersive guest experiences to provide lasting value for both residents and visitors.

      During the session on “Considerations and Implications of Involving Communities in Destination Revitalisation” on the ATM 2025 Global Stage, experts shared insights into building resilience, enhancing local prosperity, and ensuring tourism growth is both inclusive and enduring.

      Arabian Travel Market 2025, held under the theme “Global Travel: Developing Tomorrow’s Tourism Through Enhanced Connectivity”,  featured more than 200 speakers across three content stages and welcomes over 55,000 travel professionals from 166 countries.

      Messe Berlin India launched 

      to drive growth of ITB India 

      Messe Berlin announces the official launch of Messe Berlin India, a newly incorporated subsidiary that underscores the company’s long-term commitment to one of Asia’s fastest-growing markets. Headquartered in Delhi , the new entity will serve as a strategic base for expanding ITB India and launching future projects tailored to the Indian market. With this establishment, Messe Berlin is reinforcing its vision of India as a regional hub for innovation, collaboration, and sustainable business growth within the exhibition and events industry.

      “Messe Berlin’s presence in India reflects our strategic intent to strengthen our international reach by being where the growth is. India is a key market for us — vibrant, diverse, and full of opportunities. With Messe Berlin India, we are laying down long-term foundations to build strong partnerships, support local industries, and elevate our global platforms,” said Dr. Mario Tobias, CEO, Messe Berlin.

      ITB India, inaugurated in 2023, continues as the flagship event under the new subsidiary. Held annually, ITB India is a three-day B2B travel trade show and convention that connects the global travel and tourism industry with the Indian market. Alongside MICE Show India, Travel Tech India, and the ITB India Conference, ITB India serves as a unique platform to forge new partnerships, strengthen existing ties, and capitalize on the fast-growing potential of the Indian and South Asian travel economies. The show hosts key players from the MICE, Leisure, Corporate Travel, and Travel Technology sectors. The upcoming edition, ITB India 2025, will take place from 2 – 4 September 2025  in Mumbai.

      FACTS —

      Tourism helps in:

      👉Reducing poverty

      👉Reducing Inequalities

      👉Promoting gender equality

      👉Fostering decent work and economic growth

      World Tourism Day 2021: ‘Tourism for Inclusive Growth’

      In 2019, Travel & Tourism’s direct, indirect and induced impact accounted for:
      -US$8.9 trillion contribution to the world’s GDP
      -10.3% of global GDP
      -330 million jobs, 1 in 10 jobs around the world
      -US$1.7 trillion visitor exports (6.8% of total exports,
      28.3% of global services exports)
      -US$948 billion capital investment (4.3% of total
      investment)

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