
Roads, Rails, and Rental Cars: Why the Future of Tourism Depends on Better Land Travel
Today’s Tourism Tidbits by world-renowned travel and tourism safety expert Dr. Peter Tarlow examines how roads, railways, buses, rental cars, and visa policies

Today’s Tourism Tidbits by world-renowned travel and tourism safety expert Dr. Peter Tarlow examines how roads, railways, buses, rental cars, and visa policies

The World Travel & Tourism Council is urging European governments to ensure the rollout of the Schengen Entry/Exit System (EES) avoids lengthy border delays

For nearly a year, the world believed TTSSP was protecting Tanzania’s tourism industry. Now, eTurboNews has uncovered evidence suggesting the organization may h

Europe’s airports and airlines have urged the European Commission to introduce greater flexibility in the rollout of the Schengen Entry/Exit System (EES), warni
UN Tourism opened its long-awaited new Madrid headquarters in a subdued ceremony, marking 50 years in Spain while raising questions about the organization’s rel

St. Vincent and the Grenadines has appointed accomplished Vincentian executive Shafia London as CEO of the Tourism Authority, signaling a new era for the Caribb

Tanzania has placed tourism at the center of its Vision 2050 development strategy, targeting a US$1 trillion economy by 2050 through expanded air connectivity,

ICAO’s Seventh Worldwide Air Transport Conference this November could become the most consequential aviation policy event of the decade. Governments will debate

Uganda possesses some of Africa’s greatest natural treasures and warmest people, yet repeated government crackdowns on media freedom, LGBTQ rights and civil lib

Saudi Arabia’s AI Tourism Vision marks a new phase in the Kingdom’s tourism transformation. After years of rapid expansion and constant announcements, the focus

The SUNx BestStar Global Institute (SxBGI) has launched in The Hague, uniting humanitarian leaders Professor Arthur Kurt Eilers and Professor Geoffrey Lipman to

As UN Tourism inaugurates its new Madrid headquarters, fresh reporting has again placed former Secretary-General Zurab Pololikashvili at the intersection of sev