Guide
- Edinburgh Airport's Strategy for a Sustainable Future
- The Proclamation of Varna as a Seaside Resort
- Carnival's Hub App Adds Capabilities
- EU Tourism Plummets 61 Pct During Pandemic Year
- Mauritius Unveils 14 Resort Bubble as it Gears up to Open for International Travel on 15 July
- Countries Eager to Reopen to Travel as Pandemic Recedes
Member News
Edinburgh Airport's Strategy for a Sustainable Future
An eleven-acre solar farm is to be constructed on Edinburgh Airport’s airfield as the airport publishes its sustainability strategy, Greater Good.
The Proclamation of Varna as a Seaside Resort
One hundred years separate us from the official proclamation of Varna as a seaside resort. The date was 10 June, 1921, and the path the city took in order to reach today's brilliance and notoriety was long and full of difficulties. Thanks to the natural resources, as well as the ingenuity, knowledge and hard work of the constellation of celebrities, Varna began to develop as a resort of national and international importance and never stopped upgrading in order to be at the level of the world's seaside resort cities.
Trade News
EU Tourism Plummets 61 Pct During Pandemic Year
Tourism in the European Union (EU) during the year of the COVID-19 pandemic fell by a staggering 61 percent, according to figures released on Friday by Eurostat, the statistical office of the bloc.
Mauritius Unveils 14 Resort Bubble as it Gears up to Open for International Travel on 15 July
International travellers will be able to visit Mauritius from 15 July 2021, first staying in one of 14 ‘resort bubbles’: which have been specially set up to welcome them to the island.
