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Dr. Peter Tarlow TOURISM MORE·

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·January 2, 2018

Tourism Crisis: Why the tourism industry often lives on the edge?

Once again the travel and tourism industry faces both new and on-going challenges. Travel and tourism cannot be separated from the world context...

Breaking: The Strait of Hermos Closed Again April 17, 2026
Confusion grips global markets after Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz, only for tanker traffic to abruptly reverse course amid unclear signals from Donald Trump
Breaking: The Strait of Hermos Not Open After All April 17, 2026
Confusion grips global markets after Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz, only for tanker traffic to abruptly reverse course amid unclear signals from Donald Trump
US, Canada Warn Against Travel to Trinidad & Tobago Amid Crime Concerns April 17, 2026
The U.S. has issued a “reconsider travel” advisory for Trinidad and Tobago amid rising crime and emergency measures. While the islands remain known for Carnival, beaches, and rich culture, growing security concerns are beginning to impact tourism, trav
WTTC Highlights Tourism Impact of Strait of Hormuz Reopening April 17, 2026
The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz restores a critical global travel corridor, boosting aviation, tourism, and economic confidence. WTTC, led by Gloria Guevara, welcomed the move, highlighting its importance for global connectivity, stabilizing oil
Antigua and Barbuda: Where History, Heart, and the Sea Meet April 17, 2026
Antigua and Barbuda blends rich history, vibrant culture, and world-class tourism into one unforgettable Caribbean escape. From 365 stunning beaches to lively festivals and warm local hospitality, the twin-island nation offers both affordable adventures and luxury experiences, making it a standout destination for travelers seeking beauty, authen
The Strait Just Reopened — and So Will Tourism. But What Comes Next? April 17, 2026
BREAKING: Hormuz is open — and so will tourism. As oil flows resume and Gulf airports reopen, airlines and travel operators are racing back. But this is no normal recovery: volatile fuel prices, fragile ceasefires and shifting policies mean travel will return faster, leaner—and far more cautious than before. SOURCE:
Top Delivery Route Planning Software Tools to Boost Last‑mile Efficiency April 17, 2026
Last-mile delivery is where logistics promises are either delivered or broken. Rising delivery volumes, tighter time windows, and increasing customer expectations have turned routing into a high-stakes operational decision. What once worked as manual planning or static routing is no longer sufficient for modern delivery networks. Today, business
How President Donald Trump Is Driving Tourists Away from America April 17, 2026
International tourism to the United States is falling despite a global travel boom. Analysts point to the “Trump effect,” geopolitical instability, and rising travel friction as key drivers. With 2026 data already signaling further decline, the downturn may be deeper than official reports suggest—and far from over. SOURCE:
United–American Merger Rumors Test Trump’s America First Strategy April 17, 2026
TUI Bets on Bhutan, Where Tourism Is Measured in Happiness April 17, 2026
TUI Group enters Bhutan with its first TUI BLUE hotel, targeting high-value travelers seeking cultural immersion and wellness. In a destination defined by mindful tourism and strict visitor controls, the Paro Taktsang opening signals a strategic shift toward experience-led, sustainable travel in one of the world’s most exclusive markets.
Protecting Information at Work: Actionable Strategies for All Teams April 17, 2026
Data protection is no longer just an IT concern. It has become a shared responsibility that touches every role, department, and workflow within an organization. From printed documents left on desks to sensitive files stored in the cloud, risks exist in both obvious and unexpected places. SOURCE:
Global Travel & Tourism News Roundup April 16, 2026
Global travel and tourism show strong resilience as demand rises across Asia and emerging markets despite geopolitical tensions and rising costs. Airlines, cruise lines, and destinations are expanding rapidly, while sustainability and technology reshape the industry into a more adaptive, experience-driven global ecosystem. SOURCE:
U.S. Travel & Tourism at a Crossroads, WTTC Warns Despite Record Global Growth April 16, 2026
The United States remains the world’s largest travel market, but new data from the World Travel & Tourism Council warns its global leadership is at risk. Declining international visitors, shifting global
Seychelles Cruise Tourism Strategy 2026-2033 Receives Validation April 16, 2026
Seychelles has unveiled its Cruise Tourism Strategy 2026–2033 following a two-year consultation process with UNECA. The plan highlights economic benefits alongside environmental challenges and sets a roadmap for sustainable growth, improved governance, and increased local value retention in the country’s evolving cruise tourism sector. SO