Barcelona’s new mayor: Maybe too many people like us!
Too many people rambling on Las Ramblas? Barcelona mayor things so. Photo: Jeffwarder / Wikimedia Barcelona’s new mayor, Ada Colau, an
Too many people rambling on Las Ramblas? Barcelona mayor things so. Photo: Jeffwarder / Wikimedia Barcelona’s new mayor, Ada Colau, an
Tourism is up, it seems in most of the world; France and the U.S. are both preparing for 100 million visitor years soon. And Iceland,
France, already the world’s top draw for international visitors, is ready to spend hundreds of millions of Euros in a drive to up the number to 100 million visitors by the end of this decade. Last year’s total was 84 million.
This is a tale of two “sitties.” Japan is pushing to install thousands more of the high-tech toilets that have become the national standard in advance of the 2020 Olympics, while China is pledging to upgrade its public toilets, mostly squatters.
Barcelona, which continues to be one of the hottest European cities for visitors, has locals who sometimes feel a little crowded out…especially at their favorite food market, La Bouqueria. The result: during the Friday and Saturday shopping rush…
Taking a step beyond just beefing up the number of tourists arriving, New York City’s tourism promotion agency, NYC&Co. has developed a program to help
Taking a step beyond just beefing up the number of tourists arriving, New York City’s tourism promotion agency, NYC&Co. has developed a program to help
Two reports on Skift, a travel-industry news site, paint an interesting contrast. New numbers from the National Travel and Tourism Office tally 75 million international visitors to the U.S. last year, about 34 million not from neighboring countries….
Add Toronto to the list of cities, including New York and London, that have recently reported record new levels of tourism. In Toronto’s case, it adds up to over 14 million overnight guests. While its sports teams, the CN Tower, markets and…
The travel industry site Skift is continuing a series assessing the effects of climate change on travel, and has concluded that changing climate over the next 50 years may shift tourism from southern to northern Europe in the summer, but may have…
Too many people rambling on Las Ramblas? Barcelona mayor things so. Photo: Jeffwarder / Wikimedia Barcelona’s
Tourism is up, it seems in most of the world; France and the U.S. are both preparing for 100 million
France, already the world’s top draw for international visitors, is ready to spend hundreds of millions of Euros in a drive to up the number to 100 million visitors by the end of this decade. Last year’s total was 84 million.
This is a tale of two “sitties.” Japan is pushing to install thousands more of the high-tech toilets that have become the national standard in advance of the 2020 Olympics, while China is pledging to upgrade its public toilets, mostly squatters.
Barcelona, which continues to be one of the hottest European cities for visitors, has locals who sometimes feel a little crowded out…especially at their favorite food market, La Bouqueria. The result: during the Friday and Saturday shopping rush…
Taking a step beyond just beefing up the number of tourists arriving, New York City’s tourism promotion agency, NYC&Co. has
Taking a step beyond just beefing up the number of tourists arriving, New York City’s tourism promotion agency, NYC&Co. has
Two reports on Skift, a travel-industry news site, paint an interesting contrast. New numbers from the National Travel and Tourism Office tally 75 million international visitors to the U.S. last year, about 34 million not from neighboring countries….
Add Toronto to the list of cities, including New York and London, that have recently reported record new levels of tourism. In Toronto’s case, it adds up to over 14 million overnight guests. While its sports teams, the CN Tower, markets and…
The travel industry site Skift is continuing a series assessing the effects of climate change on travel, and has concluded that changing climate over the next 50 years may shift tourism from southern to northern Europe in the summer, but may have…