Dead Fish at Greek Port Pose Threat to Tourism

Posted by - August 29, 2024

A significant environmental disaster is unfolding in the Greek city of Volos, where hundreds of thousands of dead fish have inundated the local tourist port. The fish, displaced from their freshwater habitats during historic floods last year, have created a silvery blanket across the port, raising alarm among residents and authorities alike. The event has

Hilton Targets China Expansion with 100 New Hotels Per Year

Posted by - August 28, 2024

Global hotel giant Hilton is doubling down on its ambitious expansion strategy in mainland China, aiming to open at least 100 new hotels annually in the world’s second-largest economy. This aggressive growth plan underscores Hilton’s confidence in the burgeoning Chinese leisure travel market, particularly after the COVID-19 pandemic, which has seen a resurgence in domestic

QSR Expansion: How to Create Buzz with Each New Outlet

Posted by - August 22, 2024

Quick Service Restaurants (QSR), where fast food is typically offered with minimal table service, are increasingly gaining popularity among consumers. Unlike traditional restaurants, QSRs emphasise efficiency, often with standardised menus and processes that are designed to serve customers quickly. There are several reasons for the rising popularity of QSR chains. Urbanisation, growing middle class, and

Disney Cruise Line to Offer Numerous Attractions

Posted by - August 21, 2024

Disney Cruise Line has unveiled exciting new details about the Disney Imagination Garden, a key attraction aboard the Disney Adventure, set to sail from Singapore in 2025. This enchanted valley will serve as the central hub of the ship, bringing to life a century of beloved Disney adventures. The vibrant, open-air garden will immerse guests

Disney’s Profits Slide as Theme Park Revenue Slows

Posted by - August 8, 2024

Walt Disney has forecast a decline in theme park revenue and operating income for its parks segment, overshadowing the company’s recent successes in the film and television sectors. The warning comes despite a strong performance by the animated Pixar film Inside Out 2 and a profitable quarter for Disney’s streaming services. Disney’s stock fell by

Transforming the Travel Industry of Bangladesh

Posted by - August 6, 2024

Under the stewardship of Sadia Haque and husband Kashef Rahman, ShareTrip started as a small travel firm in Bangladesh where a tiny workforce provided offline services to avid travellers. Gradually, due to the passion of the co-founders, it caught the fancy of investors who backed it up and provided it financial support. Hence, the dream

Greece Declines Visitor Requests Due to Huge Crowds 

Posted by - August 6, 2024

The gorgeous island, well-known for its breathtaking views and sunsets, has come to represent the negative impacts of mass tourism. This choice indicates a larger pattern in Europe, where central tourist locations are turning away more and more tourists. Over the past decade, the number of visitors to Santorini, a gem in the Aegean Sea,

Empowering Women in the World of Hospitality

Posted by - August 2, 2024

The hospitality industry offers a vibrant and dynamic career path for women. However, navigating this path can come with unique challenges. At Sumo Sushi & Bento, we are dedicated to empowering women and providing them with the tools and opportunities needed for career advancement. Here, I share some personal insights and advice for women pursuing

Airport Completes £20m Project on Security Scanners

Posted by - July 29, 2024

An airport has completed a £20m project to upgrade its security scanners. Luton Airport, London, has said that passengers will no longer need to remove liquids and electronic items from their bags as they pass through security. All security lanes are equipped with “state-of-the-art body scanners and CT scanner technology” and “next generation security scanners”.

Restaurants Affected by Inflation in Turkey

Posted by - July 25, 2024

Turks are not the only ones swarming Greece’s islands. Tourists from around the world have flocked to the region in such large numbers that the country is now considering imposing restrictions on cruise ships. Restaurants in some Turkish holiday towns are sitting half-empty in peak tourist season, as many locals find it’s cheaper to holiday

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