Holiday & Travel

Specialist travel and lifestyle consultancy GEC PR has been appointed as the representatives for Central America Tourism Promotions Agency (CATA) to handle UK PR, marketing and trade activity for the region.

Tourism Seychelles’ participation in the 45th edition of IFTM Top Resa centred around strengthening bonds with France’s tourism industry.

White Pearl Resorts in Mozambique has just unveiled its private beach Villa, acquired to complement its current 22 original stilted pool suites, all tucked amidst a pristine coastal dune forest, fringed by golden beaches and lapped by the warm Indian Ocean.

According to the latest survey of hotel room rates across major US travel destinations, Boston, MA remains the most expensive city in the United States for accommodation.

Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, has extended heartfelt congratulations to two of Jamaica's renowned hotels, S Hotel Jamaica and Jamaica Inn, for their exceptional achievements in the prestigious Condé Nast Readers' Choice Awards for 2023.

The Northern Lights have been glittering above the UK recently, with sightings from the Scottish Highlands to the Welsh Borders.

In the wake of World Tourism Day on September 27th, the Turks and Caicos Islands' Ministry of Tourism, its Department of Tourism Regulation (DTR), and Experience Turks and Caicos, the newly-launched Destination Management and Marketing Organisation (DMMO) delve into past accolades and outline the future of tourism in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

With the forthcoming IFTM Top Resa, France’s prominent international tourism trade fair at Porte de Versailles, Seychelles is poised to captivate travel industry professionals and travellers once again from France and the neighbouring Benelux countries.

TIME 2023, the first global tourism Summit opened in Bali, in Indonesia.

Marking the annual World Tourism Day, Tanzania’s tourism executives and stakeholders celebrated the occasion with commitments to cooperate with other nations in Africa and around the world.

The World Tourism Day 2023 event took place in the country’s northern tourist city of Arusha at the Gran Melia Hotel where tourism experts, travel and hospitality industry partners gathered to attend an array of discussions with the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) experts. The high-profile gathering had drawn over 400 key tourism executives and travel partners from African and the key tourist markets across the world to discuss the future of tourism through sound investments and innovation solutions for economic growth and productivity.

World Tourism Day 2023 celebration took place in Tanzania’s tourist capital to coincide with other countries in the world and international community in addressing a new tourism investment strategy. Targeting to fostering collaboration with international partners on enhancing and developing its tourism, Tanzania had also participated the World Tourism Day celebration held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Tanzania’s Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism Ms. Angellah Kairuki led a delegation of top tourist officials to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to join other world tourism executives for the World Tourism Day.

“We believe the Caribbean should lead, and not follow, on investing in a healthy, sustainable, and productive future for the prosperity of our people and our planet,” declared Dona Regis-Prosper, the newly appointed Secretary-General and CEO of the Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO), as she delivered the feature address at a virtual Caribbean forum celebrating World Tourism Day 2023.

The cities of Fort Lauderdale Florida and New York, New York will be the focal points for the Business Development Team of the British Virgin Islands Tourist Board & Film Commission (BVITBFC) on the 10th and 11th of October respectively, as a contingent from the Territory hosts the fall education road shows.

Castara, the charming seaside village in Tobago cradled between the Main Ridge Forest Reserve of the Caribbean Sea, has embarked on a journey of international significance.

Distinguished individuals have been named in the U.S. Travel’s Hall of Leaders for “sustained, noteworthy contributions” that positively impact the travel industry and raise industry-wide standards.

Survey conducted in 15 countries was commissioned by the Saudi Tourism Authority and published ahead of this year’s World Tourism Day in Riyadh.

Peace Through Tourism has never been more important than today, with US President Biden and IIPT founder Louis D’Amore both knowing this.