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- The List of Riga Airport Winter Flights Offers More Than 80 Destinations
- Barcelona "Call to Action" Maps the Way Forward for Tourism
- TUI River Cruises Unveils Plans for Summer 2023
- WTTC Reports Business Travel Is Gradually Rebounding
- Canada to Allow 8 More Airports to Accept Int'l Passenger Flights
- Argentina Reopens to Vaccinated Visitors
Member News
The List of Riga Airport Winter Flights Offers More Than 80 Destinations
With the transition to winter time, the autumn/winter flight schedule will come into force at Riga Airport on 1 November, offering passengers an extensive list of destinations, including new routes.
Barcelona "Call to Action" Maps the Way Forward for Tourism
Tourism has united around a common Call to Action, outlining a shared vision for the sustainable and inclusive future of the sector. On the second day of the Future of Tourism World Summit in Barcelona (26-27 October), UNWTO was joined by fellow UN agencies, government ministers, and public and private sector leaders, in agreeing to seize the opportunity to restart and recover better from the impacts of the pandemic. The Call to Action brings together the solutions and plans put forward during the two-day summit, recognizing the importance of transforming tourism "for people, for planet and for prosperity".
Trade News
WTTC Reports Business Travel Is Gradually Rebounding
With the transition to winter time, the autumn/winter flight schedule will come into force at Riga Airport on 1 November, offering passengers an extensive list of destinations, including new routes.
Canada to Allow 8 More Airports to Accept Int'l Passenger Flights
Canada will allow more airports to accept international passenger flights at the end of November, Canada's Transport Ministry said on Tuesday.
