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During city tours, visitors to Uslar can immerse themselves virtually in the history of the city. What is behind this virtual journey through time, how does the adventure unfold, and does it actually attract more tourists?
When looking for a holiday home, you often find many filter functions such as location, size or price to choose from. One provider has now added public transport connections to make it easier to travel without a car.
In the centre of the island's spa gardens, two tiny houses attract curious glances. They are equipped with WiFi and a desk - the only thing missing is a bed. That's because the Tiny Houses are aimed at specific guests.
A new report states that the industry will create around 91 million new jobs worldwide by 2035. But demographic and structural changes will lead to a shortage of more than 43 million skilled workers.
A sauna in Lapland for better sleep or ice bathing in the archipelago to improve circulation? Sweden is marketed as the first country that can be prescribed by a doctor.
Nantucket is one of the most expensive holiday destinations in the USA this summer. Only the rich live in this oasis on the south coast of Cape Cod. In the shops and bars, they are served exclusively by non-Americans. In May, there was already a raid by the ICE. Trump divides opinion here too.
The search for flight connections and the flight ticket of each individual reveals a great deal about the profile of the traveller as well as about the development of tourism at the destination. Hotels can use this data to design their own offers. Greece is the destination for seniors, whereas teens are flocking to Paris. And visa conditions increase the desire to work remotely.
The southern European holiday destination is suffering from rising prices, mass tourism and too few hotels. A large-scale inspection is intended to improve the quality of existing establishments in particular.
The goal of continuing to promote Austria as a ‘destination of longing’ repeatedly leads to discussions among the country's tourism professionals and hotel entrepreneurs. The good thing about this is that insiders are talking openly and looking for new approaches, both in everyday life and in AI.
The new EU Code of Conduct for Online Reviews in Tourism is a step in the right direction, comments ÖHV. However, there are still gaps that need to be closed.