Tourism

Non-U.S. tourists see big change in Cuba already

For tourists from Europe, England and Canada, who have been traveling to Cuba for years, the big change anticipated when Americans start to arrive has already started to happen. A report by Claire Boobbyer of Skift, the travel industry news and analysis site, says that visitors are already seeing price rises, shortages of rooms and crowding at popular spots, even before the expected changes in the U.S. ban on “normal” tourism ends. During the first 11 months of 2015, Cuba played host to over…

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Greece hopes for tourist boom on Mideast fears

Greece, which a year ago was losing tourist business because of fears of economic crisis, lack of cash in ATMs and possible disorder, is hoping to have a better time this year as crises in the Middle East kill tourism business there. Greece is…

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Spain, Italy fight to reverse drop in Russian tourists

A troupe of Spanish horses will visit Russia to promote tourism A combination of frosty relations between Russia and Europe and the drastic decline in the value of the Russian ruble have seriously cut Russian tourism to Italy and Spain, where Russian…

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South Dakota (yes!) has booming tourist year

Not a place whose tourism industry often makes the headlines, but South Dakota’s tourism is really on a roll this year. Literally a roll in one instance: It’s the 75th anniversary Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, and it’s expected to be the biggest ever….

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Non-U.S. tourists see big change in Cuba already

For tourists from Europe, England and Canada, who have been traveling to Cuba for years, the big change anticipated when Americans start to arrive has already started to happen. A report by Claire Boobbyer of Skift, the travel industry news and analysis site, says that visitors are already seeing price rises, shortages of rooms and crowding at popular spots, even before the expected changes in the U.S. ban on “normal” tourism ends. During the first 11 months of 2015, Cuba played host to over…

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Greece hopes for tourist boom on Mideast fears

Greece, which a year ago was losing tourist business because of fears of economic crisis, lack of cash in ATMs and possible disorder, is hoping to have a better time this year as crises in the Middle East kill tourism business there. Greece is…

Read More

South Dakota (yes!) has booming tourist year

Not a place whose tourism industry often makes the headlines, but South Dakota’s tourism is really on a roll this year. Literally a roll in one instance: It’s the 75th anniversary Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, and it’s expected to be the biggest ever….

Read More