#tourism-industry

#tourism-industry

Theme park operations have permanently evolved due to the pandemic, incorporating technology and cashless systems into their services.

The 2028 Los Angeles Olympics is driving legislative changes to increase minimum wages for tourism workers, enhancing labor rights ahead of the event.

Nevada offers diverse job opportunities in various industries, making it an attractive location for professionals considering relocation.

Airbnb is facing significant challenges due to weakening demand and regulatory pressures, particularly in key markets like Budapest.

Rome considers increased tourist taxes to curb overtourism, risking deterring tourists and sparking backlash from tourism leaders.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art saw increased local and domestic visitors compared to pre-pandemic levels, but international visitors remain significantly lower.

AI-driven travel planning will increase accuracy and convenience for tourists with the right data foundation.

The abrupt departure of Scott Beck as president and CEO of the San Francisco Travel Association has caused a shakeup in the city's tourism industry.

2024 expected to mark the turning point for cruise industry recovery with projected revenue of $30 billion and 29 million users.

Foreign tourists with high purchasing power benefit the Swedish economy but might lead to higher prices for locals holidaying at home.

Protests in Canary Islands call for tourism industry reform and tourist number freeze due to environmental and social concerns.

Users understand ads better with congruent emojis, reducing cognitive effort. Nature-based tourism preferences are shifting.