Vietnam Tourism Under Water
The death toll from Typhoon Bualoi in Vietnam has risen to 19, with 21 people still missing, the government announced yesterday (September 30), making it the most devastating storm to hit the country this year, as heavy rains caused severe flooding in Hanoi and northern provinces.
READING TIME: 1 minAmsterdam-Schiphol, still too expensive for professionals?
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol announced last Monday that it plans to abandon its plan to increase its airport fees by 5% in 2026 after discussions with airlines. Schiphol, one of Europe's busiest airports, has already increased its fees charged to airlines by 41% this year as part of a three-year plan...
READING TIME: 1 minA new world leader in luxury train travel
Arsenale Group, an Italian group at the forefront of luxury travel experiences, has just announced the acquisition of 100% of Golden Eagle Luxury Trains Ltd. (GELT), a British pioneer in long-distance luxury train travel. Golden Eagle has been valued at approximately 20x its EBITDA.
READING TIME: 2 minThe Attica region, still a safe bet for Greek tourism
Standing true to form, at the last IFTM-Top Résa trade show, the Attica region set up shop at the heart of Greece's vast stand to showcase these numerous benefits to the French professionals who attended in large numbers. And, like last year, Nikos...
READING TIME: 2 minAcquisition of Anahita: Sunlife strengthens its position in the luxury sector
The Mauritian hotel group Sunlife is consolidating its position as a major player in the Indian Ocean. Since last July, the company has marked a key milestone in its growth by taking over management of the Anahita Golf & Spa Resort and Anahita Golf. This strategic acquisition strengthens the...
READING TIME: 2 minWhy space houses are all the rage right now
More than 50 years after the first step taken by the man who famously said, "That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind," Neil Armstrong, the first man to set foot on the Moon on July 21, 1969, at 2:56 UTC, a craze seems to...
READING TIME: 3 minLuxury Hotels: Three Questions for Deepak Booneady, CEO of Sun Siyam Resorts Hotels
The Sun Siyam Group has successfully combined the authenticity of a local company, founded by a Maldivian, with the highest standards of excellence in the global hospitality industry. La Quotidienne interviewed Sun Siyam Resorts CEO Deepak Booneady, who was in Paris, to understand the company's strategy and stated ambitions. La...
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The Attica region, still a safe bet for Greek tourism
Standing true to form, at the last IFTM-Top Résa trade show, the Attica region set up shop at the heart of Greece's vast stand to showcase these numerous benefits to the French professionals who attended in large numbers. And, like last year, Nikos...
READING TIME: 2 minThailand: Seven iconic festivals to seduce
Thailand offers more than a hundred festivals throughout the year, celebrated in every region of the country. This festive excitement, according to Mr. Suriya Sitthichai, Director of the National Tourist Office of Thailand in France, is due to the kingdom's unique history: "Thailand has never known war. This heritage of...
READING TIME: 3 minHow Ragasa is sweeping tourism in Asia
Typhoon Ragasa, the world's most powerful tropical cyclone this year, struck the southern Chinese city of Yangjiang yesterday, Wednesday, September 24, after killing 17 people in Taiwan and lashing Hong Kong with strong winds and heavy rains. The typhoon is heading towards Maoming, one of China's largest oil refining cities,...
READING TIME: 2 minAmsterdam-Schiphol, still too expensive for professionals?
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol announced last Monday that it plans to abandon its plan to increase its airport fees by 5% in 2026 after discussions with airlines. Schiphol, one of Europe's busiest airports, has already increased its fees charged to airlines by 41% this year as part of a three-year plan...
READING TIME: 1 minHere are the future essential giants of air transport
We have become accustomed to the ever-increasing figures for air transport: broadly speaking, by 2025, 5 billion passengers, $1 trillion in revenue, and more than 15,000 aircraft in regular operation by 1,200 carriers, 800 of which carry 98% of the market. And growth continues at the same rate of 5%...
READING TIME: 3 minAir France and the Dominican Republic sign a strategic agreement at the IFTM trade show
At the IFTM Top Resa trade show, Air France and the Dominican Republic formalized a partnership aimed at strengthening accessibility and promoting the destination on the French market. This agreement, signed at the official stand of the Dominican Republic – the show's guest...
READING TIME: 1 minExplora Journeys launches its new ship and sets sail for Asia
Explora Journeys, the MSC Group's exceptional travel brand, unveils its 2027-2028 Collection, a bold portfolio spanning five continents. This new season features a major milestone: the first ports of call in Asia, marking the opening of a new chapter of exploration for travelers seeking unique discoveries. The season will also...
READING TIME: 2 minAboard the Norwegian Encore, NCL’s new flagship
The three-day inaugural cruise of the "Norwegian Encore" took place from October 31 to November 2 and The Daily was on board to report on the launch of this magnificent cruise ship. With its undeniable know-how, the American company NCL has done everything possible to offer its passengers a...
READING TIME: 6 minRoyal Caribbean announces Lelepa, its second private island
Vanuatu, one of the natural jewels of the South Pacific, will host the next Private island destination of Royal Caribbean - Perfect Day in Lelepa, Vanuatu. Vanuatu's Prime Minister Charlot Salwai and Royal Caribbean International President and CEO Michael Bayley announced the new...
READING TIME: 1 minIs Generation Z really that bad for tourism?
There are many stereotypes about Generation Z, often portrayed as demanding, impatient, and difficult. However, it would be wrong to describe them as "terrible" for tourism. In reality, they are reshaping the sector with their expectations and values, forcing the industry to reinvent itself. A need for authenticity and unique...
READING TIME: 2 minTourism: eDreams-Odigeo’s evolution explained in detail
While eDreams-Odigeo's tourism activities are mainly located in Spain, its headquarters remained in Luxembourg. One might then wonder why a transfer to a less fiscally generous country, not ? Oodigeo believes it can save money. Officially, the company, which has old brands well known in France such as Go Voyages or...
READING TIME: 2 minThe European Parliament for protection against airline bankruptcies
European Parliament’s call for protection against airline insolvency matches travel agents’ demands On Thursday, 24 October 2019, the European Parliament adopted a Resolution on the negative effects of Thomas Cook bankruptcy in European tourism. ECTAA supports the Resolution and particularly welcomes the Parliament’s urgent call for protection against airline...
READING TIME: 3 minThe Vaccine: still an essential for Tourism ?
Europeans are the most sceptical in the world about vaccine safety, according to an international study conducted by Gallup for the Fondation Wellcome. A family paid for it during a trip. ... A holiday that turns into a nightmare This is one case among...
READING TIME: 1 minSeattle vibrates to the rhythm of jazz for the Earshot Jazz Festival
From October 4 to November 6, 2019, Seattle will be hosting the 31st edition of the Earshot Jazz Festival. Big names will perform throughout the Emerald City, including the famous Franco-American vocalist Cécile McLorin Salvant, who won 3 Grammy Awards during her young career. In total, the city will...
READING TIME: 1 minThe TUI Group publishes its latest sustainability report : « Better Holidays, Better World »
The TUI Group, the world leader in tourism, has published its 2018 Sustainable Development Report. He reviewed the progress made since the launch of the Better Holidays, Better World* sustainable development strategy four years ago. This strategy, which sets targets for 2020, includes four pillars on which TUI is...
READING TIME: 2 minTourism : How Vietnam is still taking the ball back
Of the 197 countries (officially recognized by the UN) with golf courses, the fastest growing market may well be Vietnam. Architects specializing in golf courses are having a field day!! Vietnam will have more than 100 golf courses Vietnam currently has 78 golf courses...
READING TIME: 3 minThailand back on track
In the coming weeks, we will talk a lot about Thailand. It is of course a major long-haul destination but beyond that the country offers a multitude of possibilities for visitors. Today, we are talking about Hua Hin and in particular an excellent golf course... Hua Hin, a destination away...
READING TIME: 5 minWhy the Trump Golf Club in Miami is a flop
The Trump National Doral welcomes many professional golfers and events on four different courses. It is probably one of the most beautiful in the United States. However, he has some problems that we will explain to you. A complex near Miami Beach bought at a good price The Trump National...
READING TIME: 3 minA new world leader in luxury train travel
Arsenale Group, an Italian group at the forefront of luxury travel experiences, has just announced the acquisition of 100% of Golden Eagle Luxury Trains Ltd. (GELT), a British pioneer in long-distance luxury train travel. Golden Eagle has been valued at approximately 20x its EBITDA.
READING TIME: 2 minArmchair tourism: Tharith Tep leads the way
"The World in an Armchair" is the name of the new tour operator launched by a well-known and appreciated personality among travel professionals: Tharip Tep. With his brother Rithy, and supported by industry insiders (Jonathan Lament - Syltours and Philippe Zaouati - Mirova), he now offers adapted vacations for...
READING TIME: 2 minGhana : In which regions of the country are the prettiest women found ?
Ghana is a country of great ethnic and cultural richness, and each region has its own identity and standards of beauty. The appeal of Ghanaian women lies in their rich diversity, where physical beauty is combined with cultural pride, intelligence, and strength of character, regardless of their place of...
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