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Montenegro has opened its borders for all the countries, with less than 25 people infected on a scale of 100,000, as it has reported no new cases in the last 28 days

Holidaymakers and golfers got the first glimpse of the extensive refurbishment of Quinta Da Marinha as the hotel reopened on June 9.

A panel discussion conducted by Latin American Travel Association (LATA) revealed some interesting analysis which could help revive tourism in the Latin American region

Luxury cruise line Cunard has announced that it will postpone all its sailings up to and including November 23, indefinitely. Operations will resume only after the approval and accreditation of trusted authorities on the safety of travel

OYO Hotels & Homes has announced new operational procedures at its independently-owned hotels to prepare them for reopening along with approved timelines.

UK?s Accessible Tourism market is forecast to see an increase in the number of bookings, as more disabled people are looking forward to taking holidays after the physical and mental stress of the lockdown. The ?15 billion industry will soon receive a major boost, as 60% of families are looking forward to plan a stay at an accessible break centre, in the aftermath of the pandemic, a new study by Calvert Lakes suggests

Covent Garden will be reopening on June 15, with shops opening for the first time since lockdown began.

Jet2holidays has announced its flights and holidays programme will recommence on July 15