PassportNews studio will broadcast live from the international mediterranean tourism market (IMTM) in Tel Aviv, May 7-8. For the 1st time: Aviation and Tourism seniors will take part in "Passport's Salon" - Double conference hosted by Passport Group
The airline announces an extension of its Diamond Elite partnership with the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), representing over 90% of the global fleet. This move positions Dubai as a key global center for cruise tourism and enhances Emirates' presence in the cruise market
During the ATM tourism fair in Dubai, Emirates announced a global expansion move including aviation agreements with seven new countries. The move features luxury destinations, an upgraded fleet, and a renewed premium experience, reinforcing the airline’s status as a global leader
With a 3% increase in visitor numbers in Q1 2025 compared to last year, Dubai is set to hit a new annual tourist record and continue leading international tourism
The company will operate three weekly flights from Munich to Oradea, near the Hungarian border, serving as a gateway to natural resorts and developing into a regional hub for tourism and business. The flights will be operated using aircraft from Lufthansa CityLine
From April 28 to May 2, over 50,000 industry professionals and 2,600 exhibitors from across five continents will gather to shape the future of international tourism
Israeli tourism is surging — Dubai leads, Rome and Budapest are booming, and New York is on the decline. Here's where Israelis are flying in early 2025
Three weeks after the earthquake that struck Thailand in late March, authorities report a full return to normalcy and present a new safety initiative in hotels – in collaboration with leading entities in local and international tourism
The team from Greece's second largest airline announced their participation in the IMTM tourism fair in Tel Aviv. Will we soon see the company flying to Israel, and what does it have to offer the Israeli traveler? Meet an airline you probably haven't flown with yet - and might soon
Hotel occupancy in Tel Aviv remained low at about 42% in March, but overnight stay data indicates a dramatic shift in preferences, with incoming tourism surging sharply
