Egyptian Tourism Recovery
Egypt received one million tourists in July, 8.3 per cent more than the 936,000 it received the previous year, but still 300,000 less than in July 2010, largely as a result of the revolution early ...
Egyptian Tourism Recovery
The Egyptian Tourism begins to recover and returns to its normal level, said Tourism Minister Hisham Zazou at the opening of a workshop on tourism here in Hurghada on 1/9/2012.
Egypt's Tourism Undermined By Ongoing Unrest
CAIRO, Egypt - Despite ongoing street violence and more than 70 deaths after a football match riot last week, Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism hopes to see a recovery in tourist numbers to between 12 ...
42nd World Economic Forum
Davos-Klosters, Switzerland – Despite the uncertainty sweeping across the European Union, British Prime Minister David Cameron was bullish about the prospects for resolving the current Eurozone ...
Queensland Tourism
The weather crisis of 2011 was blamed for a serious downturn in tourism and, while visitor numbers fell sharply last year, the Australian Bureau of Statistics has shown Queensland recorded the ...
Major cruise lines encountering choppy waters
Some of the world's biggest cruise lines are encountering choppy waters as prices for their cabins take a dip.
Iraq needs tourism industry to help rebuild economy
Iraq is still striving to recover thousands of antiquities plundered from its museums and archaeological sites, as the war-torn country aims to develop its tourism industry to help rebuild its ...
Human Rights Council meeting in Geneva
Unjustified cuts in aid to the poor during a financial crisis could violate human rights standards, and economic recovery must start with the most vulnerable, according to a United Nations human ...
Japanese Tourism Recovery
Hopes are rising for a recovery in the nation's tourism industry, with travel agents, hotels and other businesses doing all they can to attract customers as the Golden Week holidays began and the ...
Latest Hotel Price Index Released
DALLAS - Business travel to top U.S.
Captain Henry Morgan's lost cannons recovery
NEW YORK - Coming off the heels, or rather boots, of the news earlier this week that six iron cannons from the lost ships of famed privateer Captain Henry Morgan were recovered off the coast of ...
Pirate Cannons Recovered From Chagres River
PANAMA CITY, Panama - In the shallow waters surrounding Lajas Reef at the mouth of the Chagres River in Panama, a team of archaeologists has recovered cannons from the site where infamous ...
Greek Tourism To Rebound In 2011
Athens - Greek tourism revenues are likely to recover in 2011 after two straight years of decline given a rise in early bookings from most of the debt-stricken country's main markets, the deputy ...
Hospitality and tourism industry Recovery
Dubai - Tourism industry insiders say that the political unrest in Egypt may have only a short-term impact on hotels, cruises, hospitality development and travel cancellations as the Egyptian ...
Indonesian province of Aceh recovery
The Indonesian province of Aceh has made remarkable progress in rebuilding since the devastating tsunami six years ago but faces major challenges in cutting poverty and inequality and reducing the ...
Bulgarian Winter Tourism
Bulgaria's winter tourism is slowly recovering from the financial crisis, mainly due to the increased number of tourists from neighboring Balkan countries.
European Commission Vice President Antonio Tajani Welcomes Recovery
European Commission Vice President Antonio Tajani has welcomed recent data on the impressive recovery of Europe's tourism industry as a sign of Europe’s overall economic recovery.
Global Tourism Recovery
People are rediscovering travel following the recession, according to data unveiled on the second day of World Travel Market, the premier global event for the travel industry.
Aviation industry recovery stronger and faster than predicted
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has again revised its industry outlook, expecting the world’s airlines to post profits of US$8.9 billion in 2010, as the industry recovers ...
Canadian Aviation Sector
By Nicole Mordant
VANCOUVER - Canada's airline industry is recovering slowly in 2010 from last year's plunge in demand, but cost-conscious travelers are making it hard for the sector to raise prices and recuperate ...
Mauritius Tourism Improvement
By Jean Paul Arouff
PORT LOUIS - Tourism revenues in Mauritius rose by 8.5 percent in the six months to June, boosted by a jump in visitor numbers from Asia, official data showed on Wednesday.
Rising Occupancy and Room Rates
After a lengthy, recession-induced downturn, the latest industry figures suggest that more Americans are choosing hotels.
Singapore Airlines' Recovery
By GAURAV RAGHUVANSHI And P.R. VENKAT
SINGAPORE — Singapore Airlines Ltd. reported a fiscal first-quarter net profit, reversing a year-earlier loss, as the global economic recovery boosted air travel.
US Government Travel
The National Business Travel Association (NBTA) – the voice of the business travel community – is disappointed to see the Obama Administration take another misguided swing at the travel ...
Hawaii Hotel Industry Improves
HONOLULU - A local travel industry consulting firm says Hawaii's hotel industry continues on the path to recovery.
Travel Distribution Summit
Leading industry experts from Expedia, Google, Marriott International, United Airlines, IHG, Orbitz Worldwide, and Continental Airlines are set to address North America’s online travel industry ...
UNWTO World Tourism Barometer
MADRID, Spain – International tourist arrivals grew by 7 percent in the first four months of 2010 according to the latest issue of the UNWTO World Tourism Barometer.
Airline Industry Recovery
By David Jonas
Amid the steady stream of positive air travel demand data, airline executives and industry observers no longer question whether a general recovery is underway.
Research Revealed At World Travel Market Vision
The global travel and tourism industry will experience a “multi-speed” recovery taking up to a further four years to fully recover to pre-global downturn levels, reveals a report launched ...
Business Travel
By Mary Schlangenstein
Delta Air Lines Inc. and American Airlines, the largest U.S. carriers, forecast second-quarter gains of at least 17 percent on a benchmark for industry revenue as rising demand buoys fares.
