Statement by Thai Prime Minister HE Mr. Abhisit Vejjajiva regarding political developments
Prime Minister HE Mr. Abhisit Vejjajiva, Prime Minister of Thailand, issued the following statement regarding the political developments in his country: Ladies and Gentleman, We have restored order in the capital of Bangkok and the provinces of … May 26, 2010
Volcanic Cash
It was hoped that the closure of European airspace in mid-April was a one-off event, but renewed activity by the volcano has led to a sporadic pattern of airspace closures all over Europe. This causes major problems and current legislation leaves the … May 13, 2010
Afriqiyah Flight 771 crash release
We are very sorry to announce the tragic loss of Afriqiyah airways flight 8U 771 from Johannesburg in an accident during landing at Tripoli international airport at 04:00 UTC. (06:00 am Tripoli time) today Wednesday, May 12. We extend our deepest sympathy … May 12, 2010
Tourism Emergency Response Network statement on the air traffic disruption in European airspace
Millions of people inside and outside Europe have been affected by the current air traffic disruption in European airspace. Many travellers are stranded and airlines, airports, hotels, travel agencies and tour operators, as well as local tourism authorities … April 21, 2010
IFALPA position on the return to flight operations in the wake of the eruption of Mt Eyjafjallajökull
In response to calls for return to flight operations in the areas affected by the ash cloud from the Mt Eyjafjallajökull eruption, The International Federation of Air Line Pilots’ Associations (IFALPA) has issued the follow- ing statement: IFALPA … April 20, 2010
Travel & Tourism calls for governments to intervene in the face of the crisis
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) – the voice of the world’s 100 foremost Travel & Tourism leaders – has called for action to safeguard the health of the Travel & Tourism economy in light of continued travel disruption caused … April 19, 2010
UNWTO calls for solidarity among the travel and tourism industry and urges for fair treatment of travellers
- The plume of volcanic ash drifting across Europe following the eruption of the volcano Eyjafjalla in Iceland on 14 April has determined the closure of a major part of European airports since Thursday 15 April. - According to Eurocontrol, the European … April 19, 2010
Government to restore normalcy in the various areas of Bangkok
Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva reaffirms that the government is duty bound to resolve the present situation. During a televised address, Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva informed the public of the Thai Cabinet’s decision to declare a severe emergency … April 12, 2010
UNWTO secretary general releases statement on tragedy in Madeira
Taleb Rifai, secretary-general of the United Nations World Tourism Organization, issued the following statement regarding the tragic mudslides that occured in Madeira, Portugal, over the weekend: "We are deeply saddened by the tragic events that struck … February 23, 2010
Just Help Haiti receives more support from travel and tourism industry
With the message that we must continue to support Haiti well after the emergency relief program is over by planning now to rebuild the country’s water and sanitation infrastructure, international water-aid charity, Just a Drop, launched its JUST HELP … February 4, 2010
THAI and Thai government hold Thai rice donation ceremony to Haitian people
Today (February 1, 2010), the Thai Government and Thai Airways International Public Company Limited (THAI), as well as the government and private sector cooperated together in transporting 100 tons of Thai rice on a THAI freighter aircraft. The humanitarian … February 1, 2010
Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism reassures they are receiving tourists
The Dominican Republic (DR) Ministry of Tourism assures visitors that all of its cities, tourism, and resort areas are conducting normal business operations. Also, the DR government, consulates, and embassies are working diligently with the international … January 21, 2010
Travel industry clean water charity Just a Drop launches Just Help Haiti
Clean water charity, Just a Drop, is appealing to the travel and tourism industry to raise funds to supply clean safe water to Haiti following the recent disaster. As emergency relief agencies attempt to get the essential supplies through that are needed … January 19, 2010
UN World Tourism Organization statement on Haiti
The UNWTO is deeply saddened by the losses of lives and devastation caused by the earthquake that struck Haiti and expresses its support to its people and sincere condolences to those who lost their loved ones. The severity of yet another natural disaster … January 14, 2010
United Airlines Foundation will match American Red Cross donations for Haiti
Among the several initiatives United Airlines has in place to support the earthquake relief efforts in Haiti, the airlines' foundation is matching up to a total of US$50,000 to the American Red Cross for monetary donations that United customers and employees … January 14, 2010
Haiti Earthquake: Statement by the Caribbean Tourism Organization
The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) is deeply saddened by the tragic loss of life and the extensive damage caused by the earthquake that hit Haiti yesterday. Our prayers are with the People of Haiti, all of whom must be deeply touched in one way … January 13, 2010
Post-tsunami update from government of Samoa
The government of Samoa is continuing to provide primary health care, food, water, and basic household items to those evacuated to established evacuation centers. Financial and in-kind contributions continue to pour in from local church organizations, … October 6, 2009
Jakarta tourism recovering rapidly after terror attacks, UNWTO says
The United Nations World Tourism Organization has said that the tragic bomb attacks that took place on July 17, 2009 have undeniably shocked Jakarta and the entire country. However, there is good news on the tourism from. According to the latest … July 23, 2009
Message from the deputy mayor of Pattaya city, Thailand
Two days ago there was a report about two Taiwanese tourists found to have been affected with Influenza AH1N1 while traveling to the Eastern Resort In Pattaya city, Chonburi. This report, however caused the city to worry about the impact to the tourism … June 15, 2009
Thailand update on influenza A (H1N1)
Seventeen cases of influenza A (H1N1) infection have been confirmed in the Eastern Seaboard resort of Pattaya after two Taiwanese visitors were also found to be infected on their return home from holiday there. The infections were … June 12, 2009
Swine flu update
The World Health Organization (WHO) today affirmed that there is a swine flu pandemic, which simply means the virus has now spread to more than one region of the world. It’s important to note that it does not mean the virus has become more threatening. … June 12, 2009
World Tourism in Face of the Global Economic Crisis and Influenza Threat
International tourism demand has deteriorated further due to the impact of the global economic recession. International tourist arrivals declined at a rate of 8 percent between January and February this year, leaving the overall volume at the same level … May 12, 2009
WTTC to release new projections of the cost of swine flu to travel and tourism
Concerns about the recent outbreak of swine flu and the worldwide coverage it is receiving have caused the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), the forum for leaders of the travel and tourism industry, to revise its agenda for the 9th Global Travel … May 8, 2009
Swine flu: a serious concern, but no cause for panic
Outbreaks of communicable diseases, particularly those with the potential of becoming global pandemics, have important implications for all sectors of the travel and tourism industry. It is hardly surprising that the recent outbreak of swine flu has raised … April 29, 2009
Statement by the Hon. John Maginley, chairman, CTO Council of Ministers, on swine flu
Although there are currently no identifiable cases of swine flu among the 33 Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) member countries, the region is taking a proactive effort related to this virus. As has been reported, regional health officials have … April 28, 2009
Political protests cause minor disruptions to Thailand tourism
Only superficial disruption has been caused to the Thailand tourism industry, as most residents and visitors were unaffected. Meanwhile the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) provides up-to-date information to media and traders and reaffirms trade shows … April 24, 2009
Resort and the city of Pattaya is back to normal
Greetings from the Royal Cliff Beach Resort: We would like to inform all our friends and business partners that all residents and staff, as well as guests-designated facilities of the Royal Cliff Beach Resort have been unaffected, and our usual service … April 14, 2009
Tourism Authority of Thailand issues situation update
The Tourism Authority of Thailand issued the following updated fact sheet on the situation in their country that occurred due to anti-government protesters: - The situation in Bangkok has greatly improved within the last 24 hours. - The leaders … April 14, 2009
European tourism active against the economic crisis
Tourism is proving to be one of the most resilient sectors and can be a strategic vector in the way forward, as global economic conditions continue to deteriorate. This is among the main conclusions of UNWTO's European member states meeting held in Baku, … April 1, 200912
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