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Until which point trade and tourism are interwoven?

2017 international tourism – the highest in seven years by a remarkable 7 percent in 2017 to reach a total of 1,322 million.

Italy’s bank Intesa Sanpaolo, has announced it will inject €5 billion into the Italian tourism sector for three-year deal in a ‘Pact for Tourism 4.0’ with the government in a joint action that include money for the training of employees in the tourism sector, technological innovation, and modernisation of accommodation.

Thailand to continue with its ample advantages to become a primary regional economic hub, in trade 4.0, investment , tourism 4.0, and in communication and transportation networks 4.0

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If America Really Is Open For Business, shouldn’t Trump to help turn around decline In foreign travelers?

Until which point trade and tourism are interwoven?

Chinese tourists are flexing muscles abroad. Leisure travel always is followed by investment and plenty of jobs in nations they visit.

Chinese outbound tourism expenditure grew to $261 billion in 2016, is that to say: 21% of the world market, 

Dubai’s Department of Tourism and Huawei have agreed to cooperate on efforts to make Dubai the “destination of choice for tourists from the Middle East, Africa, and China.

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Take a look to this report about Tourism in Emerging countries "CIVETS: Emerging Tourism Giants? Tourism Flows in Colombia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Egypt, Turkey and South Africa"

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Global tourism to Middle East and Africa up +11.2%

International air travel to the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region saw ‘double-digit’ growth last year and will continue to soar this quarter, reports ForwardKeys.

ForwardKeys attributes this double-digit growth to three factors: the recovery from terror attacks that hit North Africa in 2015, a wave of changes to visa regulations in the region designed to attract more international visitors, and strong tourism from markets such as China.

In Africa, impressive growth was registered by Tunisia, which saw international arrivals grow +29% in 2017, compared to the previous year.

Egypt too is benefiting from an increase in international visitors.

Flight bookings to Morocco grew +17% last year thanks to increased air capacity from the US. The country also registered triple-digit growth in Chinese tourist arrivals stimulated by a new visa exemption for Chinese travellers.

Other destinations in the region benefiting from relaxed visa rules include: Bahrain, Gabon, Ghana, Israel, Mauritius, Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Uganda and the UAE.

All Middle East destinations saw positive growth in international arrivals with the exception of Qatar. Source: ForwardKeys. Click to enlarge.

Other promising markets for the MEA include Spain, which is +28% ahead, followed by Australia (+22%), India (19%), Turkey (19%) and Canada (+17%).

For travel to the Middle East and Africa, both the past year and the outlook for the coming quarter can be summed up in just three words: ‘Double-Digit Growth’.