The island of Bali will reopen to international tourism on 11 September.
NEW GASTRONOMIC ROUTE LAUNCHED IN FRANCE
France’s “Valley of Gastronomy” is stepping out – starring Lyon – France’s foodie capital.
INDIAN OUTBOUND TOURISTS – MAJOR POTENTIAL FOR EUROPE
The European Travel Commission has published a detailed survey of the Indian outbound market, underlining key insights for travel professionals in Europe.
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ARMANI AND SORBILLO NAMED SPECIAL AMBASSADORS FOR TOURISM
The UNWTO has named renowned fashion designer Giorgio Armani and celebrated chef Gino Sorbillo its latest Special Ambassadors for Tourism on the occasion of a visit of the organisation's Secretary-General …
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GEN Z STUDY TABLED BY ETC
The European Travel Commission has published a study on Generation Z travellers, indicating that while seeking value for money, many are likely to choose 4 or 5 star hotels.
FIVE YEARS AFTER CECIL THE LION, A MAJOR CAMPAIGN AIMS TO DEBUNK TROPHY HUNTING MYTHS
A six-week-long campaign is being launched by a US-based animal welfare group in July and August to raise awareness of the global impact of trophy hunting.
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SPAIN-FRANCE HIGH SPEED TRAINS BACK ON TRACK
Renfe-SNCF are offering four daily trains from Barcelona, Girona and Figueres to the French cities of Perpignan, Narbonne, Béziers, Agde, Sète, Montpellier, Nimes, Avignon, Aix-en-Provence, Marseille, Valence and Paris.
UNWTO OFFICIALS TOUR POST COVID-19 ITALY
A high-level delegation from the World Tourism Organisation is in Italy on its first official visit to a member state since the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis.
50% OF LUFTHANSA FLEET TAKES BACK TO THE AIR
Lufthansa Group airlines have published flight schedules through the end of October, with 380 aircraft to be back in service by October.
TRAVEL IN THE “NEW NORMAL”
The World Travel and Tourism Council has laid-out guidelines for safe and seamless travel in the "new normal".