TOURISM
TTG 2022, TOURISM: TRAVEL IS NOW ´UNBOUND´
From 12th to 14th October, Italian Exhibition Group´s Rimini Expo Centre will host the 59th edition of TTG Travel Experience: the most important event for Italy´s tourism trade and for presenting international destinations to the market The 71st SIA Hospitality...
UNWTO GETS SET TO HOST FIRST GLOBAL YOUTH TOURISM SUMMIT
The first UNWTO Global Youth Tourism Summit will bring more than 130 young people from 60 countries to Sorrento, Italy, next week, giving them a unique platform to play a leading role in the future of the sector. The event, first of its kind, is organized by UNWTO and...
ETIHAD AIRWAYS LAUNCHES THREE NEW OFFERS FOR GUESTS TO ENJOY THEIR STOPOVER IN ABU DHABI
Etihad Airways is inviting guests for an unforgettable stopover in Abu Dhabi with three different offers that suit all tastes and budgets. With the relaunch of Etihad Stopovers, travellers can benefit from 40% discounted prices at one of Abu Dhabi’s premium four-star...
TURNING POINT FOR TOURISM: UNWTO EXECUTIVE COUNCIL LOOKS BEYOND RECOVERY
The Executive Council of UNWTO has met to advance the recovery of tourism around shared goals and a common vision for the sector. Held for the first time in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the 116th session was the largest meeting of the Executive Council since the start...
MEDICAL TOURISM
Nigeria Set To Become Destination For Medical Tourism, Reverse Brain Drain – Minister
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has said that with the establishment of world class healthcare facilities in Nigeria, the country is set to become a destination for medical tourism, in addition to reversing the brain drain in the health...
Falls in medical tourism hurt USA
Hospitals in the USA have reported seeing between 40% and 70% fewer patients since the onset of COVID-19. Most patients were scheduled for profit-generating services like radiological scans and that, combined with the downturn in domestic and international inbound...
YOUTH TOURISM
Nigeria Set To Become Destination For Medical Tourism, Reverse Brain Drain – Minister
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has said that with the establishment of world class healthcare facilities in Nigeria, the country is set to become a destination for medical tourism, in addition to reversing the brain drain in the health...
Falls in medical tourism hurt USA
Hospitals in the USA have reported seeing between 40% and 70% fewer patients since the onset of COVID-19. Most patients were scheduled for profit-generating services like radiological scans and that, combined with the downturn in domestic and international inbound...
