Vietnam: The electronic visa will evolve
With more than 15 million tourists in 2018 and a 20% increase in the number of travellers compared to 2017, Vietnam has experienced remarkable tourism growth in recent years. This dynamic is fuelled by the rapid development of infrastructure, low-cost airlines and a visa policy that has been liberalised...
READING TIME: 2 minTravelling on the Internet: Travelzoo shows the fangs
Travelzoo, the 100% digital media (full digital, some would say to be trendy) has just celebrated its 20th anniversary in New York, while its French subsidiary has only 10 springs. For this double anniversary Travelzoo has added a new string to its bow, the "dynamic package", which, it must...
READING TIME: 4 minPiracy Tourism : when China wakes up…
The world of aircraft manufacturers is not the world of teddy bears. The aeronautics industry is a battlefield where all blows are allowed. After Altran, it was Airbus Commercial Aircraft that suffered a major cyber attack. Besides, it wasn't the first time. The culprit seems to have been identified....
READING TIME: 3 minCameroon : Consular activities suspended following damage to the embassy
Several demonstrations have taken place in recent weeks to protest against the re-election of President Paul Biya. On Saturday...
India : The e-Visa will be liberalised again in the coming days
The very popular electronic visa for India is (still) evolving. In the spirit of the times in recent months,...
Russia : A more open e-Visa tourism by 2021 ?
Russia, which already has an electronic visa issuing system dedicated to certain (non-EU) nationalities, could extend its system within...
Tourism: The hotel industry is now focusing on the blockchain
The blockchain is far from being a utopia. Some airlines are already using this technology. The German tourism giant...
Tourism : Odigeo believes in and with techno
eDreams Odigeo reported yesterday that it has strengthened its ability to develop new products and services for travellers as...


