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The ITB Berlin 2025, set for March 4-6 at the Berlin ExpoCenter City, marks the return of UN Tourism, a pivotal influencer in future tourism discussions. The Ministers Summit will …
UN Tourism at ITB Berlin 2025: Shaping the Future of Travel Read More
Panama’s economic growth is currently facing a slowdown, heavily influenced by ongoing pressures to reopen a significant copper mine. This delay directly correlates with labour issues and strikes, underscoring the …
Panama’s Economic Growth Faces Slowdown Amid Copper Mine Pressures Read More
Recently, Mihai Daraban, head of Romania’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIR), convened with officials from the Venezuelan Embassy. Their discussions focused on creating economic partnerships and investment opportunities between …
Romania and Venezuela: Seeds of Economic Partnership Planting New Opportunities Read More
Akron has triumphed over nine competing cities to host this year’s statewide economic development conference, showcasing its growth and potential. Scheduled for October 15-17 at the John S. Knight Center, …
Akron Selected to Host Statewide Economic Development Conference Read More
Economic discussions within the United States are gaining momentum, particularly with the approach of the American Views on Economic Leadership event slated for March 25, 2025. This initiative, termed RealEcon, …
Exploring American Perspectives on Economic Leadership and Global Policy Read More
The 6th meeting of the Ecumenical Panel on a New International Financial and Economic Architecture (NIFEA) unfolded as an influential gathering aimed at reshaping global economic dynamics. On March 25, …
Transforming Global Economics: Insights from the 6th NIFEA Meeting Read More
The Master’s Degree in Environmental Economics, Labour and Sustainable Development at Roma Tre University, located in the vibrant heart of Rome, engages students for two transformative years. Conducted entirely in …
Navigating Sustainability: Master’s in Environmental Economics at Roma Tre University Read More
The Financial Times has appointed Claire Jones as its new U.S. economics editor, stationed in Washington DC. This strategic decision aims to bolster the newspaper’s coverage of trade and economic …
Financial Times Appoints Claire Jones as U.S. Economics Editor Read More
The Granada International Convention on the Economics of World Heritage is set to unfold from March 20-21, 2025, in the captivating backdrop of Granada, Spain. Organised by the Association for …
Exploring the Economics of World Heritage: Granada International Convention Read More
In a world where community needs are paramount, the innovative SEROI+ methodology emerges as a unique approach to optimising costs and resources. This strategy focuses on understanding community requirements and …
SEROI+: Revolutionising Community Engagement in Project Evaluation Read More