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Bulgaria’s Ski Resorts Remain Open for COVID-19 Holidays
Bulgaria officials say they have no intention of canceling ski holidays in the country.
Hoteliers in North Africa Focusing on 2021 Positives
Hoteliers in North African countries are beginning to see the light at the end of the pandemic tunnel. Flights and investments on the rise.
Tunisia’s Tourism Industry Collapses Due to COVID-19
Tunisia’s tourism sector has collapsed, with losses exceeding 60 percent. The reports indicate many hotels at risk of closing permanently.
U.S. State Department Lowers Level 4 Travel Advisory for Egypt
The United States has dropped a leel 4 “do not travel” advisory for Egypt to a level 3 “reconsider travel” alert.
Israel Goes Into Second Lockdown Over COVID Pandemic
Israel will go into a new national lockdown for three weeks starting Friday, September 18th, and ending October 11th.
Egypt Boosts Cultural Tourism Capacity Starting in September
Egypt’s tourism businesses and cultural venues are to operate at up to 50% of their total capacity starting in September.
Greek Isles Dominate Travel + Leisure Ratings in 2020
According to a new Travel + Leisure (T+L) magazine rating, Greece dominates the list of Top 20 Islands in Europe.
Google Data Shows Greece As a Top Destination for Americans in 2021
Google data shows Greece is now the third most popular destination for Americans in 2021.
Egypt Tourism Sector Desperation Not a Good Sign for Sustainability
Egypt is desperate to reboot the country’s COVID-19 decimated tourism industry. But, will the end result be sustainable?
IATA Calls on Tunisia Government for Direct COVID-19 Assistance
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called on the Government of Tunisia to provide financial relief.
Tunisia’s Tourism Ministry Ready to Reboot 2020 Season
One of the world’s most underrated touristic destinations, Tunisia’s travel industry has been decimated by the coronavirus pandemic.