New Fraud «Ring» travel bookings - How skilled people act
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New Fraud «Ring» travel bookings – How the skilled work

The tourism industry is concerned about the rise of a new form of organized electronic fraud, which targets travelers who have already made reservations through known international platforms such as Booking.com, Expedia and other popular online booking services. The issue came to light after hotel reports from various parts of the country, while public warning issued [...]

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Tourism: Turn your back on popular destinations
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Tourism: Turn your back on popular destinations

Loading Text-to-Speech... The behaviour of European travelers changes, directly affecting both preferred holiday periods and selected destinations. The trend for travel to sites with smaller tourist congestion, in periods outside the summer peak, as well as the increase in short-distance escapes (city breaks) in the metropolises of Old Epirus, is now evident. The phenomenon [...]

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The phenomenon of "undertourism", Thessaloniki and Ryanair's departure
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The phenomenon of "undertourism", Thessaloniki and Ryanair's departure

By Howard Chua-Eoan We're all familiar with the curse of supertourism. Kyoto was forced to defend its geishas against indiscriminate foreign tourists. The historic centres of Rome and Venice function more as theme parks than as living urban tissues in the flesh. Barcelona's famous Boqueria in Las Ramblas has [...]

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