Guide
- Belfast Restaurant Week – A Feast for the City This September
- Thessaloniki Sets Goal for Year-round Tourism
- TUI Group Submits Environmental Targets for Scientific Validation by SBTi
- Europe Continues Steady Increase in New Hotel Openings in First Half of 2022
- Israel Launches Plan to Promote Agro-tourism
- Mozambican Government Relaxes Entry Visa Policies to Boost Investment and Tourism
Member News
Belfast Restaurant Week – A Feast for the City This September
Belfast Restaurant Week is being supported by all the BIDs (Business Improvement Districts) across Belfast with Belfast One and Cathedral Quarter coming together again and being joined by Linen Quarter for the first time, to create a feast of activities between 19 and 25 September.
Thessaloniki Sets Goal for Year-round Tourism
Establishing the northern port city of Thessaloniki into a year-round destination is a top priority for its mayor, Konstantinos Zervas, who said this week that the average length of stay of visitors had increased from 1.2 days to 2.7.
Trade News
Europe Continues Steady Increase in New Hotel Openings in First Half of 2022
At Q2 2022, Europe's hotel construction pipeline stands at 1,706 projects and 265,818 rooms. There are 817 projects/131,772 rooms currently under construction in Europe's hotel construction pipeline and 413 projects/60,397 rooms planning to start construction in the next 12 months. Projects and rooms in the early planning stage are up 8% and 4% year-over-year (YOY) respectively, with 476 projects/73,649 rooms.
Israel Launches Plan to Promote Agro-tourism
Israel on 21 August launched a plan to promote agricultural tourism in the country to boost its economy and employment.
