Facial recognition at hotels could damage Singapore’s tourist trade
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Paying the price when tourists and competitors are taken for granted by world sports events
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Dutch government turns its back on Holland, but will The Netherlands bring in the right kind of tourists?
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Why a direct listing makes sense if Airbnb goes public in 2020
By opting for a direct listing over an IPO, Airbnb would not need to issue...
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Bahamian hotels make plans for high season in wake of Dorian’s devastation
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Hotels half full as visitor numbers plunge in Hong Kong
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‘Travalyst’ challenges tourism operators to make travel greener
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‘Set-jetting’ is a worrying new trend behind overtourism
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How Dubai plans to attract 25 million visitors a year by 2025
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Marriott brings a different approach as it rises to the challenge of Airbnb
One key differentiator from Marriott's hotel chain rivals is that its home listings will be...
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