In an illuminating interview at the World Travel Market 2023 in London, United Kingdom, Edmund Bartlett, the Tourism Minister of Jamaica, shared insights into the country’s tourism strategies, emphasizing resilience, innovation, and sustainable growth. With charisma and a deep commitment to the industry, Minister Bartlett provided a glimpse into Jamaica’s vision for the future of tourism.

Mainstream destinations are encouraged to explore the many and varied opportunities which exist within specialist and niche travel markets, attendees at WTM London 2023 were told today.

A key aviation session at World Travel Market London – the world’s most influential travel & tourism event – heard how established and new airlines are working towards a more sustainable future and developing new technology.

In a significant development at the 2023 World Travel Market London, South Africa and Brazil formalized a trade and marketing agreement aimed at enhancing collaboration in their tourism sectors.

Greeting 40 Tourism Ministers was a record created by UNWTO, representing majority of countries and destinations of all sizes in a summit at WTM 2023, Natalia Bayona, Executive Director, underlined the importance of investing in education. For the 17th time, …

The Council of Mallorca has launched its “Commitment to Responsible Tourism in Mallorca” manifesto at the World Travel Market in London. This initiative marks a significant shift in the strategic approach to tourism on the island, aiming to embrace sustainability, responsible travel practices, and the well-being of local communities.

At a press conference during World Travel Market 2023, the newly elected President of the Balearic Islands, Marga Prohens, together with the new Minister of Tourism for the Balearic Islands, Jaume Bauza Mayol, unveiled the future tourism strategy for the archipelago (which comprises of Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera).

The importance of tourism education and its potential to transform the industry was the central theme of this year’s Ministers’ Summit at the World Travel Market in London. The summit, celebrating its 17th year, gathered 40 tourism ministers to discuss critical issues in the field.

The WTM Global Travel Report, unveiled at WTM London 2023, highlights a significant shift in the preferences of holidaymakers. Sun loungers are being forsaken for a desire to explore nature, savor culinary delights, and embrace wellness experiences, reflecting an increasing demand for unique and authentic encounters while traveling.

The WTM Global Travel Report, revealed at WTM London 2023, highlights a mix of opportunities and challenges for the travel industry. Despite rising travel costs, the ongoing “revenge travel” trend, where consumers make up for lost travel experiences during the pandemic, has kept demand high. Higher prices are a concern but have not yet deterred travellers.