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Registration of the 11th International Exhibition of Tourism and Travel in the Eastern Anatolia Region of Turkey begins on Jun 21

"Behzad Shojaei", the executive director of the Iran Tourism Pavilion, announced in this exhibition in an interview with HotelNews; The travel agencies, accommodation centers, hospitals, universities of medical sciences, handicrafts and companies that attended the exhibition years ago will receive a good facilities. There are also special leisure tours where participants can visit Van's recreational, historical and tourist attractions in addition to attending the fair. There is also a special package for two nights in Van and three nights in Trabzon.

Create: Jun 23, 2020 Edit: Jun 23, 2020 Regional News

Agricultural tourism licenses are issued

Following a joint meeting at the Deputy Minister of Tourism, the executive instructions on how to issue a "Agricultural Tourism" license were communicated and implemented. Representatives from the Ministry of Jihad for Agriculture, the Environmental Protection Organization, Rural Affairs, the National Center for Strategic Studies in Agriculture and Water, and the Chamber of Commerce attended the meeting. With the final approval of the Agricultural Tourism Implementation Guidelines, issuing a specialized license in this area is ppossible now.

Create: Jun 20, 2020 Edit: Jun 20, 2020 Regional News

84 billion EUR losses due to coronavirus

New estimate from the International Transport Organization (IATA); 84 billion EUR losses due to coronavirus - The volume of air traffic and revenue generation of various airlines will not return to its conditions in 2019, even next year. - 2020 will be the worst year in the history of the world's aviation industry. - About 2.2 billion passengers will be transported to various parts of the world by the end of this year. - Airlines will lose an average of 37.54 $ per passenger. - The average loss of airlines per day will be about 23 million $ by the end of this year and 84.3 billion $ by the end of the year.

Create: Jun 14, 2020 Edit: Jun 18, 2020 International News

The Eiffel Tower opens to tourists

The most famous symbol of the French capital will reopen to tourists on June 25 after a three-month closure due to the outbreak of the coronavirus. Those interested in visiting this magnificent building are clearly allowed to go up to the second floor, and only through the stairs. It is also forbidden to use the elevator to climb the Eiffel Tower, and it is mandatory to wear a mask. The Palace of Versailles, another popular place in the French capital, has opened its doors to tourists.

Create: Jun 11, 2020 Edit: Jun 14, 2020 International News

35% reduction in tickets in the next 12 months

Forecast of the Dollar Flight Club Research Institute; 35% reduction in tickets in the next 12 months Experts at the institute believe that the reduction in ticket prices will be aimed at attracting passengers and customers and generating more revenue, as well as compensating for the loss of these companies against the spread of coronavirus and pandemics. The move is seen as a temporary, short-term solution to save airlines around the world from bankruptcy, financial crises and a lack of liquidity, which could push people to buy.

Create: Jun 11, 2020 Edit: Jun 14, 2020 International News

Thousands of UAE employees have been dismissed

The Emirates Airlines has dismissed hundreds of pilots and thousands of crew members following the recession during the coronavirus era. According to Reuters, the company will reduce by at least a third of its 4300 pilots and more than 22,000 flight crews in the coming days.

Create: Jun 11, 2020 Edit: Jun 14, 2020 International News

It is not economically profitable for airlines to observe social distances on flights

Secretary of the Association of Airlines announced; The IATA guidelines and government directives do not recommend that social distances be observed on flights. If we observe a social distance of more than one meter in flight, we can use a maximum of one third of the flight capacity. To prevent the spread of the coronavirus and to prevent the travelers infection, the distribution of food during the flight has been eliminated.

Create: Jun 5, 2020 Edit: Jun 5, 2020 Regional News

The weakness of management in the field of tourism was revealed by the outbreak of the Coronavirus

Ali Moradipoor, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Hamedan Travel Services Association The weakness of management in the field of tourism was revealed by the outbreak of the Coronavirus. The tourism authorities did not have the power to persuade the government to pay special attention to this area.

Create: Jun 4, 2020 Edit: Jun 4, 2020 Regional News

New Japanese government directive

Foreign nationals from 110 countries, including Iran, are barred from entering Japan until June 30. The ban applies to the Coronavirus and covers all airlines.

Create: Jun 4, 2020 Edit: Jun 4, 2020 International News

German government financial support to Lufthansa, suspended

The German government's payment of 9 billion euros in aid to Lufthansa has been suspended due to the disagreement of the German Airlines Supervisory Board under the terms of the European Commission. Earlier, the government was supposed to increase its stake in the company by 20%, inject 6 billion euros into the company and pay 3 billion euros in loans. In contrast, the EU's guidelines for government assistance emphasize that increasing government stocks must return to normal within six years.

Create: May 29, 2020 Edit: Jun 1, 2020 International News

The latest status of domestic and international flights

Maqsood Asadi Samani, secretary of the Association of Airlines, explained; Some international flights are being operated as usual and others are being negotiated. Domestic flights are gradually increasing, but they are still a long way off. Currently, the only international destinations for flights are the cities of London, Paris and Amsterdam. Negotiations are underway with other countries, such as Turkey.

Create: May 29, 2020 Edit: May 29, 2020 Regional News

Increase of the debt of airlines

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) predicts that airline debt will reach 550 billion $ by the end of this year. That's 120 billion $ more than the International Atomic Energy Agency forecasted earlier this year. More than half of the new debt is related to government loans, deferred taxes and loan guarantees.

Create: May 28, 2020 Edit: May 29, 2020 International News