Copenhagen Decides That It’s Time for Tourism to Become a Force for Good
With tourism at 8 % of global CO₂ emissions, and international arrivals predicted to reach 1.8 billion by 2030, action is more important than ever.
With tourism at 8 % of global CO₂ emissions, and international arrivals predicted to reach 1.8 billion by 2030, action is more important than ever.
The city has ranked number one since 2016, and is once again a finalist. The final results will be announced on 16 October in Bruges in Belgium.
This announcement marks another milestone for the city, known for its commitment to sustainability and innovation.
The event will feature 800 speakers in 200 sessions, with the latest advancements in smart mobility and transportation technology in focus.
Ottawa’s technology landscape has seen $1.22 billion invested and 3,900 jobs created over five years, fuelling the tech-led conference business.
Beyond the giant urban development Neom, 11 new soccer stadiums, 4 expansions, and 132 training venues are required for the 2034 World Cup.
This milestone solidifies Germany’s position as a gastronomic haven, offering travellers a diverse and authentic culinary experience.
Following a landmark in 2023, the growth in the first six months of this year puts the city on track for a record performance in 2024.
This is a 24% increase compared to last year, and these bid wins are expected to bring more than 92,000 delegates over the coming years.
Both support ICCA’s vision of a more sustainable industry, and have developed impressive infrastructure and facilities to enhance the experience.
The initiative aims to reduce food waste and underscores Ottawa Tourism’s commitment to sustainability and social responsibility.
The report, featuring results from 117 European cities, showcases the remarkable progress made in the post-pandemic recovery.
Close to 1,000 European paediatric dentists will gather in Gothenburg this week, in one of several large conferences held in the city in June.
The WPC will take place at Expo Guadalajara and will welcome an estimated 5,000 leading physiotherapy professionals from around the world.
This marks the first time the congress will convene in Antwerp, underscoring the city’s growing prominence on the global maritime stage.