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Famagusta fears a weaker tourist season due to a possible reduction in flights to Cyprus

Famagusta fears a weaker tourist season due ...

Find out why Famagusta's tourism sector is entering the summer with heightened caution, from a possible reduction in flights to Cyprus to more expensive airline tickets and weaker bookings. We bring an overview of the pressures on hotels, the local economy and the broader tourist season in the eastern Mediterranean.

Camino Banovina in May leads pilgrims through Sisak, Petrinja, Glina and Topusko

Camino Banovina in May leads pilgrims through ...

Find out what Camino Banovina brings from May 9 to 12, 2026, a four-day pilgrimage route through the hills, forests and villages of Banovina. We bring an overview of the stages from Sisak to Topusko, practical information on registrations, the passport, stamps, transport and accommodation, and the context of a route that connects spirituality, nature and local heritage.

Safe in Dalmatia presented a new level of safety information for tourists and coastal visitors in Split

Safe in Dalmatia presented a new level of ...

Find out how the Safe in Dalmatia platform brings together safety advice, emergency contacts and practical instructions for staying in Split-Dalmatia County. We provide an overview of the project presented in Split, its role in the tourist season and the importance of digital tools for safer movement along the coast, islands, roads, ports and nature during the summer months.

With the “Her Way. Poland.” campaign, Poland wants to attract the increasingly important female solo travel market

With the “Her Way. Poland.” campaign, Poland ...

Find out how the Polish National Tourist Office, with the “Her Way. Poland.” campaign on the British market, presents the country as a safe, culturally rich and diverse destination for women who travel alone. We bring an overview of the campaign’s goals, the role of influencers, the tourism context and the way Poland is building a new image of solo travel.

Thailand introduces mandatory health insurance for tourists due to unpaid hospital bills and pressure on hospitals

Thailand introduces mandatory health ...

Find out what Thailand’s announcement on mandatory health insurance for foreign tourists brings, why the authorities want to reduce unpaid hospital bills and how the new rules could affect travel, healthcare and the tourism sector. We provide an overview of the proposed model, possible costs, industry reactions and open questions of implementation at the country’s borders.

Switzerland strengthens its role in the sustainable development of global tourism through its partnership with the WTTC

Switzerland strengthens its role in the ...

Learn how Switzerland Tourism's entry into the WTTC positions Switzerland as a more important actor in discussions about the future of travel. We provide an overview of the reasons why the emphasis is placed on sustainability, high-value tourism, public transport, quality destination management, and international cooperation in a period of strong recovery for the tourism sector.

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