Tourism
Tourism businesses in eastern Latvia are reporting a sharp decline in visitors as growing fears over drone activity linked to the wider regional security situation discourage travelers from visiting the area known as the “Land of Blue Lakes.” In Rezekne County, close to the Russian border,......
Morocco reached 22nd place worldwide in international tourist arrivals in 2025 after receiving 19.8 million visitors. The figures mark one of the strongest performances in the country’s tourism history and place it among the fastest advancing destinations globally. The country moved up three positions......
France's airport operator ADP Group is seeking to expand its role in the tourism sector by offering travelers a wider range of services that extend far beyond the airport terminal. The initiative reflects a broader trend among transport operators aiming to create a seamless travel experience from......
Morocco recorded 7.7 million tourist arrivals by the end of May 2026, according to official figures released by authorities responsible for the tourism sector. The result reflects a 7 percent increase compared with the same period in 2025 and confirms a sustained upward trend since the beginning of the......
Egyptian hospitality group Pickalbatros Hotels & Resorts is preparing a significant expansion in Morocco through a major investment initiative supported by the International Finance Corporation, the private-sector financing arm of the World Bank Group. The proposed package includes financing of up......
Rabat will host the sixth Hospitality Innovation Summit organized by GBB on June 10 and 11, bringing together leading figures from the regional and international hospitality industry as Morocco accelerates preparations for major global events, including the 2030 FIFA World Cup. The invitation-only gathering......
Morocco continues to strengthen its position as a major regional travel hub after the country’s airports recorded more than 12 million passengers during the first four months of 2026. According to figures released by the National Airports Office (ONDA), Moroccan airports handled approximately......
The United States has announced a targeted easing of visa requirements for the 2026 World Cup, removing a financial guarantee previously required from supporters of selected countries. Fans holding valid match tickets will no longer need to deposit a 15,000 dollar bond, a measure that had been part of......
Travel patterns across Europe are being reshaped as the Iran conflict and wider regional instability push passengers to rethink summer plans. Many travelers are not cancelling trips but adjusting them, choosing closer destinations, shorter stays, and more flexible bookings. Rail travel is gaining ground......
China’s railway network reached an unprecedented milestone during the Labour Day holiday, highlighting the country’s strong domestic mobility and the continued recovery of its tourism sector. On May 1, the national rail system recorded approximately 24.8 million passenger journeys in a single......
Morocco recorded MAD 31 billion ($3.1 billion) in foreign currency travel receipts during the first quarter of 2026. This figure marks a 24 percent increase from the same period in 2025, according to the Ministry of Tourism. The country welcomed 4.3 million tourists from January to March, a 7 percent......
The tourism and hospitality sectors across the Gulf are facing their most severe disruption since the COVID-19 pandemic as the conflict involving Iran continues to destabilize regional travel markets. Major hotels in Dubai have temporarily closed, airlines have reduced operations, and thousands of workers......
Spain’s government is advising consumers to purchase airline tickets as soon as possible, warning that rising oil prices linked to the ongoing conflict involving Iran could lead to higher airfares in the coming months. The recommendation comes as the global aviation industry faces renewed pressure......
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