Tourism is one of the blooming and largest income-grossing industries in India. It contributes to economic growth, cultural ...

World Tourism Day 2025 is celebrated on September 27; it was established by the UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) in 1980 to create awareness of tourism and its role in global development. This ...

Every year on September 27, people around the globe celebrate World Tourism Day. The day is observed to highlight the significance of tourism and its wide-ranging effects on society, culture, and the ...

Since 1980, the UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has been raising awareness about the global impact of tourism and how it can grow to benefit more people while solving global issues with World ...

Today marks World Tourism Day, held every September 27 to highlight tourism’s role in economies and communities worldwide. This year’s theme, “Tourism and Sustainable Transformation,” points to how ...

Employing one in every 10 people on Earth, tourism is among the world’s most significant economic industries. In fact, for some countries, tourism amounts to more than 20 percent of the GDP, according ...

In the context of this year’s World Tourism Day dedicated to “Tourism and Sustainable Transformation”, it is time to highlight the global impact of the industry and the travel tech role in driving the ...

Destinations and travel suppliers all around the world celebrated World Tourism Day on Tuesday, September 27. The official event was held in Bali, Indonesia but the unique power of tourism was ...

World Tourism Day attempts to spark a conversation about the real-world impact tourism has on communities and the environment without doing enough to follow through and translate that conversation ...

The overall disruption in the tourism sector brought about by COVID-19, provides an opportunity to redefine and recalibrate the direction and narratives of tourism investments for a more sustainable ...

European Tourism Day is today and is being celebrated in the European capital of Brussels. UK-based World Travel and Tourism Council is not on the agenda. Digital transition: towards the data space ...