The important and leading conference focuses on hot spots for hotel development in Central and Eastern Europe and beyond. Among the important trends presented: Albania as a tourist destination with the launch of direct flights to Tel Aviv and a significant increase in tourism to Austria
2024: A Landmark Year for Budapest Airport with Hungarian Ownership and Record-Breaking Growth
Willie Walsh, CEO of IATA, criticizes airplane manufacturers in the global monthly data summary: "Supply issues make it difficult for companies to serve customers better, innovate products, and improve performance." How much did the demand for flights increase in November?
After the airport, the main sea port of Greece also reports record-breaking passenger numbers. All the details and the optimistic forecast for the new year
Athens International Airport closes the year with nearly 32 million passengers, a 13% increase from last year. Israel also contributed to the success
The Hungarian low-cost airline launches a new direct route from Stuttgart to another international destination, operating a total of six routes from the local airport - the sixth largest in Germany in terms of passenger traffic, with more than 12 million passengers annually
The tourism company is expanding its international presence with plans for a €10 million resort in Rovaniemi, the capital of Finnish Lapland. The project will include a luxury hotel with 76 uniquely designed Finnish cabins, a spa center, and a restaurant, offering guests an exceptional experience
The luxury hotel chain recorded impressive growth from 761 hotels at the end of last year and marks its 1,000th hotel in Asia-Pacific, with 915 more hotels in development on the continent. It plans to double its number of hotels in the region in the coming years
The company has decided to designate Israel as a separate profit center due to international expansion, managed independently from overseas operations. Ayeh Magen: "The operations will be managed by Itgar Alvaz, and will include the agent network as well as sales and customer retention for Israeli clients"
The government unanimously approved the addition of this sum to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to strengthen public diplomacy on the international stage. Foreign Minister: "Every shekel dedicated to this purpose is an investment, not an expense, and it will strengthen Israel and its position in the world."
