International travel will continue to increase in 2016
Tourism is and will remain a growing industry worldwide. According to the World Tourism Organization UNWTO, the number of arrivals increased by more than four percent in the past year. Industry observers are expecting an even higher rate this year. But more guests also mean that also more and modern hotel rooms are needed.

Influencers to tackle travel security, collaborative economy, oil price and exchange rate impacts and the balance between technology and human interaction.The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) is excited to announce the programme for its 16th Annual Global Summit 2016, taking place in Dallas, Texas, 6-7 April 2016.

Tourism is booming – 74 new top resorts in the pipeline. Tourism is booming worldwide – and especially in Thailand. The tourism revenue is growing in the Southeast Asian country annually by more than six percent. This attracts also new investments: According to TOPHOTELPROJECTS, the specialized service provider in the exchange of cutting-edge information between clients and contractors in the international hotel industry, currently 74 new hotels and resorts with a total of more than 15,200 rooms are in the pipeline for Thailand.

REGISTERING DOUBLE THE GROWTH OF THE GLOBAL TOURISM INDUSTRY.trong 7.5% Increase in Visitor Numbers over 2014 Delivering Traffic from Across the World. Annual figures released by Dubai’s Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (Dubai Tourism) show Dubai attracted over 14.2 million overnight visitors in 2015, recording a strong 7.5% increase over 2014 – double the United Nations World Travel Organisation’s (UNWTO) projected 3-4% global travel growth for the same period.

Thai Airways International Public Company Limited (THAI) and its subsidiaries announced an operating loss for 2015 from airline business, at the amount of THB 1,304 million, which is better than last year’s loss of THB 23,019 million. THAI has one-time cost occurred from the Transformation Plan and impairment of aircraft and assets, the total amount of THB 16,324 million and gain on foreign currency exchange, the amount of THB 3,512 million, respectively. Consequently, the total net loss for 2015 was THB 13,047 million.

In just a month time, on the 22nd of March 2016, Condé Nast will held the 3nd Condé Nast Traveller Luxury Travel Fair in Russia. This major travel-trade event is now synonymous with the luxury travel industry in Eastern Europe. Condé Nast Traveller Luxury Travel Fair is bringing together for one more time the crème de la crème of the luxury tourism industry in one place for a private, one-day B2B event. Condé Nast Traveller Luxury Travel Fair is the only global luxury travel trade event, organized by the world’s leading publishing house Condé Nast.