December 2020 944 Since the coronavirus outbreak, almost every industry has witnessed a sharp decline in revenue, impacting millions of people. The hospitality and tourism sector were the first few industries to have been deeply affected during the pandemic. The tourism industry roughly accounts for 10 per cent of the world’s GDP that could potentially affect 50 million jobs according to a report circulated by The World Travel and Tourism Council. In the GCC region alone, the tourism industry has predicted to foresee a decline of $14 to $17 billion, taking at least 3-4 years for the complete revival of the market. With global organisations working towards the successful implementation of the vaccination, there is some hope for the steady revival of the economy. It is times like these that present a testament and challenge the experts and specialists to introduce strategies that will at least salvage the situation. This article will broadly explore the future of the to
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, December 28, 2020
By Dr Sanjay Batheja Since the coronavirus outbreak, almost every industry has witnessed a sharp decline in revenue, impacting millions of people. The hospitality and tourism sector were the first few industries to have been deeply affected during the pandemic. The tourism industry roughly accounts for 10 per cent of the world’s GDP that could potentially affect 50 million jobs according to a report circulated by The World Travel and Tourism Council. In the GCC region alone, the tourism industry has predicted to foresee a decline of $14 to $17 billion, taking at least 3-4 years for the complete revival of the market.
Marriott International Properties in Costa Rica Offer Immersive Programming for 2021
December 14, 2020
Los Suenos Marriott Ocean & Golf Resort and Costa Rica Marriott Hacienda Belen are offering a new menu of experiences that will allow guests to fully immerse themselves in the Pura Vida lifestyle of Costa Rica. “Pura Vida,” translates to “pure or simple life,” and has become a significant part of Costa Rican culture. From the friendliness of the Costa Rican people, to the country’s ongoing environmental and sustainability efforts, Pura Vida is exhibited throughout Costa Rica in every aspect of life.
To encourage presentness, both properties have introduced a