The International Tourism Trade Fair, FITUR, in collaboration with IMPULSA IGUALDAD, announces the opening of the first edition of the FITUR 4all 2024 Awards.

In 2022, Greek tourism made a robust comeback with 27.8 million arrivals. The momentum continued into the January-October period of 2023, witnessing a remarkable 10% increase in international air arrivals, reaching 23 million. This surge translated into a 15% spike in tourism revenue, projected to reach 27 billion euros by the end of 2023, contributing a substantial 12% to Greece’s GDP—surpassing pre-COVID levels significantly.

Amsterdam looks for new spot for Red Light District tourism. A multi-story complex called an “Erotic Centre” in Europaboulevard will be opened.

Over the course of a year, European travel companies have reaped the rewards of a promotional campaign orchestrated by their continental umbrella organization and the agency responsible for promoting Latvia. The primary objective was to deepen awareness of Latvia as a compelling destination for both business and leisure travelers.

Rail Europe proudly announces the expansion of a pivotal feature: customers holding a Eurail or Interrail pass now have the convenience of purchasing seat reservations through Rail Europe’s customer website.

Spain welcomed 6.2 million international air passengers last month. It is reflecting a 15.8 per cent growth in comparison with that in November 2022.

The Travel Association anticipates that a considerable number of travelers will embark on international journeys during the Christmas and New Year period, spanning from December 22 to January 2.

Step into a winter wonderland and experience the holiday season like never before in Finland. With its enchanting landscapes, festive traditions, and warm hospitality, Finland emerges as the ideal destination for those seeking a magical Christmas and New Year’s celebration.

Cruise ship operators arriving at the Port of Lisbon will have to pay a €2 tourist tax for each passenger. It will be starting in January 2024.

A volcanic eruption has occurred in southwest Iceland on the Reykjanes peninsula, north of the fishing town Grindavik. The eruption followed weeks of heightened seismic activity, with a series of small earthquakes indicating the region’s instability.