Breaking Travel News investigates: ToroVerde, Ras al Khaimah

Ras al Khaimah, the most northerly of the United Arab Emirates, has decided to go its own way. While its unlikely to ever match the glitz of Dubai to the south, or the cultural attractions of capital Abu Dhabi, what it does have in spades is natural beauty.
And this, local tourism officials hope, will be the key ...

Ukrainians to travel to Hainan Province without visas from May 1

Visa requirement for Ukrainians traveling to the Chinese province of Hainan will be canceled from May 1, according to the website of the Ukrainian ... procedure for entering the province will come into effect on May 1, 2018, and will apply to tourist trips, both for group tours and for individual travel.

A big year pushes Mexico up the tourism ranking

Currently, Mexico's largest international tourist destinations have no travel restrictions. And within the select states that do have travel restrictions, the following are deemed safe by the U.S. State Department: Mazatlan, Los Mochis and Port Topolobampo in Sinaloa; Guadalajara, Puerto Vallarta and ...

Travel Over Time

But marketing should revolve more around travel over time — whether that planning multiple trips at once for certain customers — or getting customers ... The 2020 Summer Olympics will be in Tokyo and the Japanese National Tourism Organization (JNTO), anticipating increased interest as the Games ...

ASTA Returns to a Greek Revival

Greece has battled to recover from the financial precipice it stood at in 2010, buoyed by the country's tourism industry, which has held steady through the last eight years, even growing its U.S. inbound travelers.
With this backdrop, the American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA) opened its Greece ...

14 people killed in 36 hours in tourist town of Cancun

The U.S. government issued a travel advisory earlier this year for several popular tourist spots in Mexico, including Cancun which is known to be the spring break capital of the country.
The advisory said Americans should "exercise increased caution" due to widespread violent crimes such as homicide, ...

The 'Super Bowl of the international travel business' is about to descend upon Denver

In just over a month, thousands of international visitors will flood the streets of Denver, first in large, controlled tour groups and then in one-on-one gatherings at restaurants and hotels and Western-themed shops across the city.
But these roughly 6,000 visitors won't be run-of-the mill conventioneers.