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Benchmarked against pre-pandemic levels, the five destinations for which bookings recovered most strongly in January, were: 1. Mexico, 72% up

WTTC research projects sector’s GDP contributions could reach $2 trillion, a 6.2% increase from 2019, with Easter and summer travel

ForwardKeys, a respected data authority, adjudged the USVI as the Most Resilient Caribbean Destination for 2022 Travel, while STR data

Global international travel more than doubled from 16% of pre-pandemic levels to 36%. However, the recovery was extremely uneven. In

Based on arrival numbers, the countries most visited are Qatar and the UAE, each with 12% of travellers from the

While the total global inbound figure for international arrivals as of October 2021 sits at -77%, for Africa and the

The first announcement was made on 20th September, when the White House said that visitors from the United Kingdom, Ireland,

The UK and city tourism struggled but Greece and coastal resorts held up.

In the period 1st January to 30th June, the volume of air tickets issued for travel via Doha was 18%

In travel terms, Europe, looks set for another disappointing summer, with the possible exception of Albania, at 73% of 2019