Easter, visitors to Geneva can explore the city's rich chocolate making heritage with Geneva Tourism's delicious Choco Pass. Inviting guests to discover renown Swiss chocolatiers with a mouth-watering tour across the world's smallest metropolis, the Choco Pass promises to immerse in an indulgent world of chocolate.
At a ceremony in Berlin on March 6th, 2024, the port in Copenhagen was announced as Europe's Leading Cruise Port 2024 by the World Travel Awards.
The ITB Berlin, one of the largest tourism trade fairs in the world, was held at Berlin Exhibition Grounds in Germany from March 5 to 7, 2024. It is known that the ITB Berlin initiated in 1966 has attracted over 5,500 exhibitors from more than 170 countries and regions this year.
Berlin tourism sees a steady recovery: Around 12.1 million guests visited the German capital in the year 2023 and accounted for 29.6 million overnight stays.
On October 18, 2023, during the Third Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation (hereinafter referred to as the "Forum"), Yang Shuo, Secretary-General of the World Tourism Cities Federation (WTCF), and Peter Semone, President of the Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA), signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) during the Forum's Thematic Forum on Sub-national Cooperation. This MOU was included in the List of Practical Cooperation Deliverables of the Forum, a list incorporating a series of practical cooperation projects and bilateral cooperation agreements agreed upon by national governments, financial institutions, local governments, and enterprises.
The "Ramadan Souq" organized by Dubai Municipality, kicked off on February 17 and will run until March 9, 2024. This souq is a famous and ancient tradition in Dubai that celebrates the arrival of the holy month of Ramadan.
Only a few weeks before the leading travel trade show opens its doors, ITB Berlin reports impressive booking levels, with almost 90 percent of the exhibition area now occupied.
The 2024 Happy Chinese New Year launch ceremony and a concert took place on Saturday at the square in front of the Ruins of St. Paul's, a world heritage in Macao.
Almost £115,000 is being invested in making the city greener as part of A Bolder Vision for Belfast, thanks to Belfast City Council and the Department for Infrastructure Blue Green Infrastructure fund.
Belfast will come alive to the sounds of traditional music once again with concerts, workshops, sessions, and talks during the Belfast TradFest 3rd annual Winter Weekend, throughout Belfast UNESCO City of Music. Taking place 23 – 25 February and supported by Belfast City Council, the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, Ulster University and Dunville's Irish Whiskey, the festival programme is filled with internationally renowned talent in traditional Irish and Scottish music, song and dance.