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Unsung heroes celebrated at London Tourism Awards 2022
Members of the tourism industry gathered at the Old Library, Guildhall on 10 March to celebrate London travel businesses and individuals who have gone above and beyond for the industry
ONS data reveals hint of impact to events businesses
Insufficient SIC codes makes accurate data harder to find
West Midlands tourism sector outlines route to recovery
A team of ministers, tourism chiefs, athletes, entrepreneurs and artists from across the West Midlands have addressed more than 80 hospitality delegates and business leaders at the Queen’s Baton Relay
Cumbria launches adventure guide
Cumbria Tourism has teamed up with Event Guides Ltd to create an interactive digital guide, dubbed the ‘Experiences Adventure Guide’.
The launch of the guide is part of the ‘The Perfect Place To Be’ recovery marketing campaign. It aims to provide people of all ages the inspiration to try new activities across Cumbria.
WTTC letter to PM warns of £639m daily loss if international travel remains off-limits in July
The World Travel & Tourism Council has written an open letter to Boris Johnson warning that the UK will lose £639m a day during July if international travel remains off-limits
Italy is open for business
Italy is officially opening for the events industry over the summer, according to The Italian Tourism Board (ENIT). Representatives from the nation’s events sector joined Conference News editor Martin Fullard for a webinar on 9 June 2021.
The webinar, which was hosted by ENIT and IBTM, highlighted Italy’s conference and meetings potential, as well as what event organisers can do to contribute to the recovery of the sector.
10,000 jobs at stake for tourism industry, warns UKinbound
“These businesses will have earned no revenue since March and are unlikely to until the start of next year’s tourism season."
Australian government announces $17.5bn stimulus package
The package will provide one-off payments to lower income Australians, cash injections for SMEs, and investment incentives across the country
UKinbound responds to proposed £36,700 minimum salary for immigrants
A new report released by The Centre for Social Justice recommended the £36,700 figure
Industry reacts to Theresa May’s Tourism Sector Deal
EIB chairman Michael Hirst and UKinbound chair James Aitken react to today's big news from 10 Downing Street
