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The decision to refund reservation costs is like auction off the hotel industry

Hassan Siadatan, President of the Professional Hoteliers Association of Fars Province; As soon as something happens in our country, unprofessional people want to compensate for businesses. Principles can be worked out so that the parties are not harmed.

Create: May 12, 2020 Edit: May 12, 2020

Turkey's plan to save the tourism industry

Turkey's tourism minister has announced the issuance of special work permits that allow hotels and their staff to operate during the summer. The licenses will be issued by the International Certification Authority, which guarantees the operation of hotels, restaurants, the transport sector and other tourism services in the strongest possible terms.

Create: May 12, 2020 Edit: May 12, 2020

Suspended Hotel - Museum of Ancient Mosaics in Turkey

Workers were excavating in 2009 to build a hotel in Antakya, reached the remains of an important and beautiful ancient monument. The designers and investors of the hotel decided to continue the project in a bold and creative way without damaging the mosaics. This 5-storey hotel with 200 rooms hangs on metal columns and creates beautiful views.

Create: May 11, 2020 Edit: May 12, 2020

64.3% decrease in International tourism in Spain due to Coronavirus

The Spanish National Statistics Office said; 64.3% decrease in International tourism in Spain due to Coronavirus This drop in tourist arrivals was recorded in March because hotels and hotels apartment were empty of guests. The world's second largest tourist destination in March this year had only 2 million visitors.

Create: May 11, 2020 Edit: May 12, 2020

British airlines and travel agencies warn the government

British airlines and travel agencies have warned against the government's plan to quarantine passengers, prompting the industry to collapse. The British Airways also said that the loss of the government's decision was immeasurable and would hurt the country's economy. The British government recently issued a directive requiring travelers entering the country to be quarantined for 14 days.

Create: May 11, 2020 Edit: May 13, 2020

It takes 5 years for airlines to return to normal situation

Boeing's chief executive officer told FOX NEWS; It seems that with the normalization of conditions and the lifting of serious and strict restrictions on governments, we will gradually see an upward trend that will last at least five years.

Create: May 11, 2020 Edit: May 11, 2020

Air France Airlines Passenger Temperature Control Process starts

Air France announced on Monday that it will control the temperature of its passengers. The company has asked passengers to wear masks on all flights and will not allow passengers with a body temperature higher than 38 to board the plane.

Create: May 10, 2020 Edit: May 11, 2020

Extensive layoffs at Qatar Airways

In a letter to its employees, the CEO of Qatar Airlines informed them about the layoffs. It is unknown yet how many will be dismissed. The company's CEO says we can't keep up with the current number of employees and have to close many jobs, even flight crews. Qatar Airlines currently has about 45,000 employees and a fleet of 240 aircraft.

Create: May 9, 2020 Edit: May 9, 2020

Re-establishment of Qatar Airways flights to Iran from June

Tehran 7 flights a week Mashhad 7 flights a week Shiraz 2 flights a week Isfahan will be started since September the 4th.

Create: May 8, 2020 Edit: May 11, 2020

80% reduction in international tourists

The latest report from the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO); According to the report, the number of international tourists has decreased by 22% in the first three months of this year. On the other hand, the number of international tourists entering at the "March", has decreased sharply by 57%. According to the report, the extent of global tourism damage depends on the timing of the reopening of the borders. The World Tourism Organization predicts that, compared to the reopening of borders in July, September or December, the number of international tourists will decrease by 58 to 78 percent.

Create: May 8, 2020 Edit: May 12, 2020

Coronavirus virtualized the tourists' trip to the African wildlife

Tourists visiting the natural and scenic centers of Africa earn millions of dollars every year for the countries of this continent. With the spread of the coronavirus and the cancellation of domestic and international travel to Africa, animals have become more likely to move outdoors. Companies organizing tours and wildlife tourism services have also started offering their services online.

Create: May 7, 2020 Edit: May 9, 2020

A big collapse; Japanese tourism in the Coronavirus era

According to the Japan National Tourism Organization, the number of foreign tourists in Japan has dropped sharply in the first three months of this year. This is the lowest figure since the 2011 bacause if tsunami. The number of tourists from China and South Korea to Japan has dropped by 88 and 80 percent, respectively. Japan's International tourists decline upto 93 percent in March comparing last year.

Create: May 7, 2020 Edit: May 9, 2020