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This week, Booking.com launched a campaign to incentivize those customers in the U.S who had to cancel their bookings within the country as a result of government travel restrictions related to COVID-19 to book a future stay at the same property, when it is safe to travel again.
As signs of recovery continue in the business travel sector, travel procurement professionals are prioritizing the health and safety of employees according to a new poll released today by the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA).
Hawaii Governor David Ige has decided to delay the start of Hawaii's pre-travel testing program from August 1st to September 1st.
Agoda has announced a partnership with the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), Ministry of Tourism and Sports, Fiscal Policy Office, Ministry of Finance, and Krungthai Bank PCL to support the 'Rao Tiew Duay Gan’, or TTogether stimulus project to boost domestic travel.
UK cities step up the ranking of the most expensive in the world due to the improved strength of the GBP against most currencies, according to the latest Cost of Living report.
Hong Kong Disneyland, which reopened on June 18, is shutting down again after Hong Kong tightened its social-distancing measures following a rise of 52 new coronavirus cases in the city.
UNWTO Secretary-General Zurab Pololikashvili and Spanish Minister of Industry, Trade, and Tourism, Reyes Maroto flew to the Canary Islands for a series of high-level meetings with both public and private sector leaders.
The Empire State Building (ESB) announced the recall of its employees for training in the new protocols and processes required as the final step to prepare for the reopening of its world-famous Observatory.
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has called upon all travellers to don protective face masks to show they ‘wear to care’ in the new normal of travelling.
Although countries around the world are reopening their doors for international travelers, new coronavirus cases continue to rise and many travelers either canceled or postponed their travel plans.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released public opinion research showing the willingness to travel being tempered by concerns over the risks of catching COVID-19 during air travel. The industry’s re-start plans address passenger’s main concerns.
As parts of the globe cautiously begin to open up, the focus is on what travel freedom and global mobility will look like in a post–Covid-19 world.
On Friday, the British government announced that, as of July 10th, those traveling from the Commonwealth of Dominica to England need not self-isolate for 14 days.
Thailand Board of Investment announced that the country is taking additional steps in its reopening process, allowing 11 categories of travelers to enter the country.