Travel in the Times of War
Travel and leisure have traditionally been seen as peacetime activities, yet today countries facing geopolitical tensions are actively competing for tourists. The UAE,Read More
Travel and leisure have traditionally been seen as peacetime activities, yet today countries facing geopolitical tensions are actively competing for tourists. The UAE,Read More
Crisis Communication: How Travel Media Revives Tourism After Disasters Crisis Communication • Tourism Recovery Crisis Communication: How Travel Media Revives Tourism After DisastersRead More
Reuters reported that India’s travel sector was bracing for softer overseas demand after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeal to avoid unnecessary foreign trips,Read More
A survey of 1,000 British adults who travelled internationally during the past year has highlighted growing frustration with passenger behaviour onboard aircraft. AroundRead More
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Japan’s India Story Moves Beyond Sakura: A Year-Round Opportunity for Outbound Travel Japan’s story with India is expanding beyond cherry blossoms, opening aRead More
Hospitality Intelligence Report: Cultural Etiquette in India Cultural Intelligence Report Learning to Fold the Hands: A Traveler’s Story Elena had read a dozenRead More
Tourism boards worldwide are investing more in experiences, culture-led travel and event-driven visitation. The logic is simple travellers are increasingly drawn to tripsRead More
Remember the chaos of Taj Mahal on a holiday? Globally, destinations are fighting back with tech. Venice has entry fees and turnstiles. MachuRead More
Remember when getting a Schengen or US visa took six months? That era is fading, but the rules are changing fast. “Visa-free” isRead More