Negotiations to buy a large share of a regional airline with Sarawak could boost Sabah’s domestic tourism sector by bringing in increasing numbers of tourists.
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Economic update | Dubai: Cruise control
13 Jul 2012
Work to build on the emirate’s reputation as a tourist destination by easing visa regulations and encouraging cruise tourism is under way but there are concerns that the European debt crisis and uncertainty regarding the global economic climate have the potential to weaken demand.
With the 2015 target date by which Mongolia hopes to welcome 1m visitors per year drawing nearer, officials are calling on the government to channel investment into the country’s tourism industry and take specific steps to encourage greater private sector participation.
Articles & Analysis | Strong prospects: The sector is tapping into potential markets abroad from The Report: Peru 2012
Once home to the Inca Empire and later one of Spain’s viceroy capitals located in the Americas, Peru has an historical legacy that offers a fascinating insight into the region’s past. The intriguing vestiges scattered around the country are proof of this and for years have attracted visitors from around the world keen to learn about their existence...
Articles & Analysis | Speed bumps: Despite growing corporate tourism, state support proves elusive from The Report: Peru 2012
Even before finishing construction and opening its doors in 2011, the Westin Lima Hotel and Convention Centre had received requests for corporate conference bookings until 2017. As Lima’s first major convention centre with a hall that can fit 2000 attendees and other relevant facilities meant for large receptions – not to mention the city’s tallest...
