Travelling alone, dubbed “solo travelling” across the blogosphere, has taken the tourism industry by storm with more and more people eager to venture into the unknown in search of meaning and purpose. The experience, increasingly popular among millennials and generation Z, provides an exhilarating mix of adventure, disconnection, empowerment, and self-development.
With the recent rollout of COVID-19 vaccines, the light at the end of the tunnel is starting to shine for the tourism industry. However, the process of approval, production, and distribution will still take plenty of time – possibly till the end of 2021
As technological advancements continue to surge in the 21st century, concepts that were previously only a figment of the imagination have now become accessible. One of the most prominent examples of this notion is the introduction of ‘Smart Cities
The outbreak of the virus has so far caused an economic fallout all over the world. As COVID-19 cases increase, commodity prices decrease, unemployment rises, stock markets flounder, and value chains continue to fail
The digital job market and virtual work environments are currently flourishing at a global level.
Youth unemployment is a major challenge in Kenya, which has made the promotion and development of entrepreneurship
This project aims at reviving the once-flourishing tourism industry within Jordan, in light of COVID-19 devastations to the sector.
Creating new economic opportunities for communities along the Southern Jordan Trail – Shiraka
Governance for Achieving Local Strategies for Tourism (GOALS)The mediterranean region is the leading destination for tourism worldwide, receiving 30% of tourist arrivals. While Med countries reap corresponding economic gains, they also struggle with ...
In the age of digital disruption and connectivity, developing economies need to innovate and create change at the same speed and scale of worldwide technological progress. However, political instability, economic uncertainty, poor infrastructure, and governance conditions limit the degree of expansion and innovation that those markets can bring to the economy.
