Data published by the Maltese National Statistics Office (NSO) revealed that half of the tourists who visited Malta between April and June stayed in four-star hotels. – Advertisement – The NSO also noted that 512,486 arrivals spent 2,261,411 nights in Malta during this time, SchengenVisaInfo.com reports. According to statistics provided[…]
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Zeleros, the Spanish company for transportation, has proposed the development of a high-speed train which would connect the French and German capitals in one hour only. – Advertisement – According to Travel Tomorrow, Zeleros is designing air-locked and pressurised pods that will be able to carry a maximum of 200[…]
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Wallonia is one of the most popular destinations for visitors in Belgium, although travellers have been leaning more toward overseas destinations, as the regional tourism office, Wallonia Belgium Tourism (WBT), noted. – Advertisement – According to a press release by WBT, 80 per cent of accommodation facilities in Wallonia have[…]
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As of Monday, August 22, leisure sailing is no longer possible on Belgian Flanders waterways, including places such as Ghent, which is known as a popular destination for those looking to enjoy a day out on the water. – Advertisement – According to a press release issued by the Flemish[…]
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While almost all European Union countries have already lifted their Coronavirus-related restrictions and now permit restriction-free entry to all travellers, some world countries continue keeping measures in place. – Advertisement – The list of world countries that still keep entry restrictions in place includes New Zealand, Japan, China, Singapore, and[…]
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Hungary doesn’t support visa restrictions for Russians, despite several European countries imposing such bans for those nationals, in solidarity with Ukrainians suffering in the war zone. – Advertisement – According to the Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Peter Szijjarto, Hungary doesn’t even want to discuss energy sanctions, which is about[…]
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After almost two years of closed borders, travellers are now more invested than ever to travel, experience new places, and realize the travel plans that they had put on hold for such a long time, SchengenVisaInfo.com reports. – Advertisement – Travellers to the 26 Schengen Area countries who need a[…]
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Domestic tourism, which kept alive the sector in Denmark during the COVID-19 pandemic, has started dimming down, while international visitors made a convincing comeback in July, with 2.6 million overnight stays being recorded by those. – Advertisement – According to Statistics Denmark, a total of 4.2 million overnight stays were[…]
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32 tour operators in Bulgaria will be eligible for a €4.8 million state aid, under which €35 will be paid per seat. As the Tourism Ministry pointed out, the purpose of the grant is to help the tourism sector recover after almost two years of inactivity due to the COVID-19[…]
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Occupancy in Europe marked a record high increase last month, with figures at 66 per cent, as supply remained 4 per cent below the pre-pandemic levels, according to the data provided by AirDNA. – Advertisement – The same source revealed that the number of nights stayed in Europe reached a[…]
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