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The Angolan Tourism Minister, Ângela Bragança, highlighted in a press conference the importance of getting closer to the national press in order to make the journalists work closer to her Ministry, to help in the promotion and dissemination of the tourism in Angola. Continue Reading →
Buckle up, folks. The online travel agency business is about to experience some possible turbulence. Continue Reading →
It’s that time again for the annual Ghana Panafest Celebration 2019 from July 25th – August 3rd, 2019. The flight Departs the USA on July 25th, 2019, arriving Accra July 26th, departs Accra August 2nd, arriving in the USA on August 3rd, 2019. Continue Reading →
Fifteen percent of Harlem’s population is mostly from the Caribbean, so we love to hear that the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) will host its eighth annual Caribbean Students Colloquium on Wednesday, June 6th, 2018, from 5:30 – 8 p.m. at the Wyndham New Yorker, 481 Eighth Ave., in New York, NY. Continue Reading →
Crains NY reports that New Yorkers’ biggest annoyances are probably tourists and the subway—but all three depend on one another, a new think-tank report found. Continue Reading →
Today, Mayor Bill de Blasio and NYC & Company—New York City’s official destination marketing organization— announced that 2017 was the eighth consecutive year of record-breaking tourism. Continue Reading →
Conte’ Naste Traveler reports that in December of last year, they asked their travel specialists how travel might change in 2017—and many of them predicted that tourism to the U.S. would drop. Continue Reading →
If you are heading from Harlem to Las Vegas, checkout Cher at the place that’s the home of the original, vintage Las Vegas scene, Historic Downtown Las Vegas continues to evolve and attract visitors of all ages and descent. Continue Reading →
NY Daily News reports that business strips across the five boroughs will be spruced up with $9 million in grants the city is set to announce Monday. Continue Reading →
For the first time in seven years, New York City officials expect the number of foreign visitors to decrease, a drop they attribute to the protectionist policies and rhetoric of President Trump. Continue Reading →
