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Marocco, il re dell’Africa: 2024 a 17,4 milioni

🖤 Marocco surpasses Egypt as Africa's most visited destination with 17.4 million tourists in 2024, just a year after Marrakech's earthquake devastation. Outdoing its own record, Egypt attracted 15.7 million tourists. Morocco's tourism revenue hit a new high of $11 billion in 2024, up from $10.5 billion the previous year. The country saw a 20% increase in visitors from 2023 and a 33% rise from the pre-pandemic peak in 2019. Minister of Tourism Fatim-Zahra Ammor aims to position Morocco among the top 15 global tourist destinations, ahead of the 2026 goal.
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Con Tour2000AmericaLatina alla scoperta dell’Amazzonia, i tour in Brasile

🌍 Tour2000AmericaLatina launches a new travel collection to Brazil, featuring 11-day, 8-night tours with guaranteed departures every Saturday from Milan Malpensa or Rome Fiumicino. Packages include international and domestic flights, hotels, transfers, and Italian-speaking guides. Accommodations range from boutique hotels in Rio de Janeiro and Salvador de Bahia to ecolodges in the Amazon Forest. Tours explore the Amazon and the Pantanal, the world's largest tropical wetland, as well as Rio de Janeiro, the Amazon River, dunes of the Lençois Maranhenses National Park, and the colonial UNESCO World Heritage city of Salvador de Bahia.
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Roma, un percorso ciclopedonale tra la città e l’aeroporto di Fiumicino per il Giubileo

🚲 A new cycle-pedestrian path named 'Pedalaria' connects Rome to Fiumicino Airport, inaugurated today by government commissioner Roberto Gualtieri, Fiumicino's mayor Mario Baccini, Aeroporti di Roma's president Vincenzo Nunziata, CEO Marco Troncone, and priest Giovanni Soccorsi. The project, part of the Holy Year initiatives, complements the November 5 agreement for a 10-kilometer lit path linking Roma Urbe Airport to Fiumicino, promoting sustainable mobility and a different way to experience Rome.
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Il balzo di Delphina L’Hotel Capo d’Orso entra in LHW

€ bear;𝧜 Hotel Capo d'Orso Thalasso & SPA, a 5-star establishment in Palau, joins The Leading Hotels of the World (LHW) portfolio, boasting over 400 five-star properties in 80 countries. Delphina hotels & resorts' director general, Libero Muntoni, marks this as a milestone for the company and Northern Sardinia's development. The inclusion follows a multi-year million-euro investment, positioning it as the only locally owned and managed hotel in the prestigious collection in Northern Sardinia. The hotel's sustainable luxury philosophy, 100% local ownership, and authentic experiences align with LHW's commitment and aim to expand in strategic markets like the United States, Middle East, and Asia.
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Travel Experts, partner di Virtuoso, arriva in Italia

🏖️ Travel Experts, a travel consultancy network with roots in Belgium and a partner of Virtuoso since 2007, has over 120 experts across four countries. In its original market alone, it generated 100 million euros last year and aims to reach 250 million euros in the next five years. CEO Mickey Creyf of Bts Travel Group, mentioned Italy's untapped upscale/luxury travel market potential, alongside expansion in Portugal, Sweden, and soon Eastern Europe. The first 20 Italian travel experts will be selected diversely, aiming for agents with high-profile clients and adept travel designers. The group offers competitive selling conditions with margins between 15-20%, no network joining fees, and a possible 300 euro contribution to the company's guarantee fund.
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Esplorazioni esclusive, il viaggio in jet diventa esperienza trasformativa

✈️ In 2025, Acc Aviation predicts private jet travel will redefine luxury with personalization, sustainability, and exclusive experiences. Charlie Wilcox, director of travel at ACC Aviation, notes a shift towards meaningful, transformative, and sustainable trips. Trends include sustainable luxury, experiences over destinations, year-round travel to the Mediterranean, wellness retreats, and access to global events, with private jets facilitating trips to niche destinations like Bhutan, Tunisia, and Mongolia. Private Mediterranean travel is popular, with lesser-known islands like Milos and Syros attracting discerning travelers. Wellness travel will grow, highlighting places like Bali and Tulum, while private jets will offer flexible travel to high-profile events like the Cannes Film Festival.
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Turkish Airlines riapre i voli sulla Libia: da oggi rotta su Bengasi

✈ Turkish Airlines resumes flights to Benghazi, Libya, starting January 14, 2025, adding to a total of 64 African destinations. The route operates until March 27, 2025, with three weekly frequencies on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday using B737-78D aircraft. CEO Bilal Eksi highlights historical ties and anticipates boosted tourism and trade potential in Africa.
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Un hotel Hard Rock in Arabia Saudita, il progetto di Palladium

🎸 Palladium Hotel Group partnered with Hard Rock International to bring Hard Rock Hotels and Reverb Hotels to Saudi Arabia, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030 to increase tourism's GDP contribution to 10%. Existing collaborations include Hard Rock hotels managed by Palladium in Ibiza, Marbella, and Tenerife. Upcoming projects: a 275-room Hard Rock Hotel in Algarve, Portugal, opening in summer 2026, a 394-room hotel in Malta set for October 2024, and a 1,001-room Hard Rock Genting Highlands in Malaysia, opening in 2027.
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