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Travel accommodation Market by Type (Hotels, Hostels, Resorts, Vacation Rentals, Others), by Application (Leisure, Professional, Others), by Price Point (Economy, Mid-Range, Luxury), by Mode of Booking (Online Travel Agency, Direct Booking, Others),

Shanghai, the enchanting capital of the East, charming visitors with a swirling mix of modernity and old-world elegance, an electric pace of commerce and peaceful moments of bliss. Across the ocean, Paris, the thrumming heart of the West, providing generations of inspiration for avant-garde culture and romance.

The “Guan Xin” or Welcome China programme will involve eight Radisson Blu and Radisson Collection hotels including Radisson Collection Grand Place…

Europes largest hotel chain, Accor, plans to launch 30 hotels in India totalling about 5500 keys over the next three to five years. In an interview with ET, Sébastien Bazin, group chairman and CEO of the French multinational hospitality chain said Accor will also consider launching more luxury hotels over time in India.

Article - Radisson Hotel Group Targets Chinese Travelers with New Co-Branded Hotels and Amenities - Following the initial launch in 2019, Radisson Hotel Group will be launching eight additional cobranded properties in 2024 in EMEA across select Radisson Blu and Radisson Collection hotels, aligned with the full return of Chinese outbound travel.

Article - Super-Apps Are About to Conquer the Travel Industry - Will all tourism services soon be contained in a single app? - Users in Asia emphasise the benefits for customers.

A yearning for truth and engagement with the real overrides the seduction of escapist fantasy for the jury of this year’s Berlinale.

Louvre Hotels Group, the second-largest player in the hotel industry in France and Europe, with flagship brands such as Campanile, Kyriad and Première Classe, is implementing a strategic plan aiming, by 2028, to position each of its brands among the top 3 performing ones in the segments and countries where the group operates.

Medical tourism market is booming, mainly fueled by the search for affordable, quality healthcare overseas. Cost savings, shorter wait times, and access to specialized procedures unavailable at home are major factors enabling this growth. Developing nations s with advanced medical infrastructure and competitive pricing such as India, Brazil and Thailand are capturing this growing market. Thereby, challenge traditional healthcare providers.New Delhi, Feb. 15, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global medic

Medical tourism market is booming, mainly fueled by the search for affordable, quality healthcare overseas. Cost savings, shorter wait times, and access to...