On May 7, we celebrate National Tourism Day. In the United States, this day is observed during National Travel and Tourism Week, which takes place every first full week of May. In May 1983, President Ronald Reagan issued a proclamation urging all citizens to observe the week. National Tourism Day dates back to January 20,…
World Tourism Day is celebrated on 27th September each year. It is observed to raise people’s awareness of the importance of the global tourism industry and its contribution to the economic growth of several countries. Another significant reason why we celebrate tourism day is to commemorate the anniversary of the passing of United Nations World Tourism…
National Tourism Day takes place on May 7. This day is observed during National Travel and Tourism Week in the United States, which occurs every first full week of May. National Travel and Tourism Week was first celebrated in May 1983, as President Ronald Reagan signed a Proclamation urging all citizens to observe the week….
