https://www.forbes.com/sites/douggollan/2023/08/12/food-tourism-is-big-business-for-the-travel-industry/
Restaurant reservations are no longer something travelers book through the hotel concierge once they arrive. Travel industry executives attending Virtuoso Travel Week in Las Vegas say the quickest way to the wallets of their well-heeled clients is through their stomachs, and it’s food and drink that often drives where they end up going. Food writer
Food Tourism Is Big Business For The Travel Industry
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