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WHAT'S NEXT?: How we travel, where we travel and whether we travel at all will mean tremendous change in the decades ahead.

  • [New] If the GCC region secures a waiver, Gulf citizens traveling to the Schengen states will no longer need to secure a visa before their trip. Oman Observer
  • [New] The elimination of air and sea border checks marks a significant step in easing travel and is expected to boost tourism and economic interactions within Europe. Wow Brasov
  • [New] Israel is a technologically advanced nation with the potential to emulate the economic successes of South Korea or Taiwan and develop its tourism sector akin to that of Qatar. Modern Diplomacy
  • [New] While the first eVTOL air taxi routes expected to launch in 2025 entail approximately 10-minute flights between city centers and airports with downtime for charging, the Skai will have a flight duration of up to four hours and can complete multiple trips before needing to refuel. FutureFlight
  • [New] The historical or archaeological sector of New Alamein City gives tourists the opportunity to peer into Egypt's legendary past, similar to the historical richness found in Italy's Rome or Greece's Athens. GreekReporter.com
  • [New] The increase in spending by foreign tourists presents an opportunity for Thailand to promote sustainable tourism practices. Siam News Network
  • [New] The increase in the world's population, international travel, climate change, the destruction of animal habitats and an increase in human-animal interactions are major factors contributing to the increased risk of a new pandemic. Lombard Odier
  • [New] SAF is a real opportunity for the UK to build an industry and create decent jobs while helping to decarbonise air travel. Travel Weekly
  • [New] Phnom Penh has a low cost of living but offers good job opportunities, especially in tourism, education, and business services. arisecambodia.com
  • [New] As the Indian traveler drives demand to lesser explored domestic destinations, major brands are finding opportunities to grow in the Indian hinterlands. Skift
  • [New] 94% of malaria cases and 95% of malaria deaths are found in Africa, with infants, pregnant women, travelers, and people with HIV/AIDS being at higher risk. EMBL
  • [New] Opportunities abound in sectors such as agriculture, tourism, and film production, with New Zealand's strong commitment to preserving its natural beauty offering a unique working experience. Simpsons International Removals & Shipping
  • North America offers a diverse range of cruising opportunities that appeal to the elite travelers seeking extraordinary and unforgettable journeys. Yahoo Finance
  • The London Waterloo Station vision sets out a series of long-term aspirations to deliver improvements to both the station and wider area that will further improve the wider neighbourhood and make it easier and safer for people to move around, promote active travel and support the local economy. RailBusinessDaily
  • Spain's government has requested earlier closing times from restaurants as they try to enforce a 35-hour working week in a change which could have a big impact on UK tourists. Nottinghamshire Live
  • Tourism is increasingly recognized as a pivotal driver of economic growth in Saudi Arabia and a key pillar in the Saudi Vision 2030. AzerNews.az
  • Travel to China is expected to pick up in 2024 with new visa-free policies and efforts to increase the number of international flights. FinExtra
  • Terrorists are very likely to try to carry out attacks in Egypt, according to the Foreign Office, and targets could include destinations popular with tourists. The Times
  • Escalating attacks by Houthi rebels on commercial ships in the Red Sea have upended global trade since mid-December, forcing many container vessels and fuel tankers travelling to Europe and North America to re-route around South Africa's Cape of Good Hope. Global Trade Review (GTR)
  • There's a high risk of infected insects entering Australia through international ports or by travelling across the sea to northern Australia. The Conversation
  • Saudi Arabia offers an extraordinary opportunity for Irish firms looking to invest in everything from technology to tourism. ArabNews
  • Foreign inbound travel to the U.S. was still 16% below 2019 levels in 2023, providing an opportunity for ample recovery in 2024. Hospitality Net
  • As air travel continues to connect us across continents and with passenger number set to double by 2050, it is a pressing challenge to substantial reduce carbon footprint of air travel. Xeraya Capital

Last updated: 23 March 2024



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