Latvia celebrates Liepāja as the European Capital of Culture 2027

Cultural aficionados and curious travellers will head to Liepaja in Latvia to discover the European Capital of Culture 2027. On 10 May, 2022, Liepāja in Latvia was named the European Capital of Culture 2027 following a competition between three Latvian cities - Liepāja, Valmiera and Daugavpils. The jury was composed of ten experts selected by…

🌍 Episode 19# Visit Finland

In this episode of the ITB News Podcast we will talk with Kristiina Hietasaari, Senior Director at Visit Finland about Finland's unique position as the world's happiest country and its influence on the nation's tourism strategy. She sheds light on how Finland's lesser-known status in the global market is counterbalanced by its impressive record in…

ANANTARA'S TOP 10 DESTINATIONS FOR LUXURY POOL VILLAS THIS SUMMER

Anantara, the hotels, resorts and spas chain, has revealed its best swimming pool villas capturing the imagination of the luxury traveller this holiday season.

FURY ROAD: EGYPT'S SPORTS TOURISM BOOSTED BY DESERT CHALLENGE RALLY

The Egypt Desert Challenge Rally and Cross Egypt Challenge have been arranged to boost sports tourism in the region.

FLIGHT CENTRE TRAVEL GROUP ACQUIRES AIRFARE TECH FIRM TPCONNECTS

Flight Centre Travel Group has purchased a majority stake in airfare tech firm TPConnects Technologies, in a bid to expand airfare options to clientele.

BOLOGNA'S TOURISM SECTOR SET FOR STRONG 2022

The Italian city of Bologna has managed to turn itself into a popular travel destination for both business and leisure travellers.

IATA sees progress in borders reopening for air transport around the world

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has welcomed the increasing momentum towards the re-opening of borders and relaxation of travel restrictions, as Covid-19 moves into the endemic phase.

HAWAII'S TOURIST AUTHORITY HELPS FUND 31 STATEWIDE COMMUNITY PROJECTS

The Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA) and the Hawaii Community Foundation (HCF) have announced US$1.57 million in funding to support 31 community-based programmes statewide through its Aloha Aina program for 2022.

ICELAND HAS BANNED WHALE HUNTING, BUT CAN WHALE WATCHING FILL THE ECONOMIC VOID?

Iceland has cancelled new permits for commercial whale hunting meaning that whaling will be gone for good when the current quotas expire. ITB asks how this affects tourism and whether the travel industry can fill the void economically.

TUNISIA WELCOMES BACK CRUISE PASSENGERS AFTER MORE THAN TWO YEARS

Cruises have returned to Tunisia after a hiatus of two years caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.

ACCOR EXPANDED ITS PORTFOLIO WITH OPENING OF 288 NEW HOTELS IN 2021

Despite the pandemic, hotel group Accor made some impressive additions to its portfolio in 2021.

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