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Qantas lay-offs show tourism industry grappling with influence of AI
Qantas has a long history of connecting Australians. Founded in outback Queensland more than a century ago, it began as a way to link isolated outback communities across a vast country. From those bush beginnings, it grew into Australia's national…
This charming regional town just won big at the NSW Tourism Awards
News The Mudgee Region itself scored three awards, and six local operators were recognised among the state's tourism standouts – with Sierra Escape inducted into the Hall of Fame Written by Winnie Stubbs Travel and News Editor, APAC When…
A festive monopoly: how Hong Kong can leverage its unique Christmas charm to revitalize winter tourism
As the city transitions from the culinary indulgences of the Hong Kong Gourmet Month into the dazzling illuminations of WinterFest, the tourism sector finds itself standing before a golden seasonal opportunity. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT…
San Diego tourism rebounds with a projected 34 million visitors and a $16 billion economic boost this year
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — San Diego's tourism industry is rebounding, with the San Diego Tourism Authority reporting an increase in visitors after a flat stretch. The authority projects nearly 34 million people will visit San Diego this year…
WTTC Introduces Three Tourism Benchmarks Across 184 Economies
The World Travel & Tourism Council has introduced three benchmarks for 184 economies, giving governments and investors a way to compare tourism's economic weight, environmental performance and employment outcomes. WTTC developed the measures with…
New framework launched to measure travel and tourism success
For many years, tourism boards chased one thing, and one thing only: Increased arrival numbers. It didn't matter how long visitors stayed, or how much they spent, only that the number kept going up and up. In a world seeing locals pushed out of…
New platform to be set up to discuss tourism development plan for Keralam's Kasaragod
Updated - November 10, 2026 08:01 pm IST - KANNUR Subscribe to The Hindu @ Just ₹1* Subscribe to The Hindu @ Just $4.99 *Offer only for new subscribers Tourism Minister P.C. Vishnunadh has said that a platform will be established to discuss…
Siargao's tourism boom: Are local Filipinos being priced out of paradise?
SIARGAO, Philippines: For professional surfer John Mark Tokong, better known to his peers as Marama, the waters surrounding Siargao have always been more than a surfing paradise. Growing up on the southeastern Philippine island, fishing was part of…
Paradise under pressure: Can Philippines' Siargao sustain its tourism boom?
SIARGAO, Philippines: For professional surfer John Mark Tokong, better known to his peers as Marama, the waters surrounding Siargao have always been more than a surfing paradise. Growing up on the southeastern Philippine island, fishing was part of…
This Undiscovered Arctic City With Husky Safaris, Northern Lights, And A New Tourism Surge Is The Ultimate Winter Escape
If you've been considering hopping across the pond to the Nordics this winter for husky safaris, Northern Lights dancing in a pitch-black night sky, and cozy chalet retreats reading a good Scandi thriller by the fireplace, we've got just the place…
Seoul rolls out 6 night coupon packs to keep tourists exploring after dark
Seoul is looking to turn its nights into a bigger draw for international visitors, introducing six themed discount packages designed to encourage tourists to stay out longer and spend more across the city. The Seoul Tourism Organization announced…
Hong Kong to stage largest-ever WinterFest as A Symphony of Lights prepares for final bow
Hong Kong is preparing to stage its most extensive winter tourism campaign to date, featuring multi-district festive installations, citywide retail promotions, and an upgraded New Year's Eve fireworks showcase themed around the 30th anniversary of…
Anger and frustration as Newport medieval ship set to remain in storage
Newport Museums and Heritage Service Campaigners say they are 'angry and frustrated' that a medieval ship discovered in Newport nearly 25 years ago is still no closer to being given a permanent home. The 15th Century Newport Ship was found in 2002…
Small-town stay in NSW scoops major tourism honour
A small family-run apartment complex deep in the countryside has scooped a top tourism award, as the best places to stay and see across much of Australia were announced. Mt Hay Retreat in Berry, in the Southern Highlands south of Sydney, was…
Off-season travel: Where to go and when around the world
As more and more of us prioritise travel, destinations around the globe are getting ever busier. Aside from the positives of not having to constantly battle crowds, travelling off-season helps those working in the tourism industry earn a decent…
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