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Urban-rural integration set to boost village life and tourism in Northern Metropolis
Secretary for Development Bernadette Linn Hon-ho said the authorities are formulating related guidelines under five goals, including improving rural living quality and preserving cultural heritage, as the government will launch an urban-rural…
Premier Roger Cook takes over defence industries in cabinet reshuffle
WA Premier Roger Cook will take on the defence industries and tourism portfolios in a cabinet reshuffle, following the departure of longstanding minister Paul Papalia. Before his resignation, Mr Papalia was responsible for emergency services…
Paphos summer tourism campaign sees record engagement from Cyprus residents
The Paphos regional tourism board (Etap Paphos) said this week that its summer campaign to attract domestic tourism has reached its peak, reporting strong engagement as it seeks to encourage Cyprus residents to holiday in the district. According to…
These 2 Lesser Known Coastal Cities Set To Become Tourism Hotspots In Croatia
It seems everybody's going to Croatia these days, whether they have a residual fascination for George R. R. Martin's fantastical world-building or they're simply drawn to the Adriatic's postcard-ready beaches. Whatever it may be, it's one of 2…
Visit Tuolumne County Opens Nominations For Annual Tourism Awards
Published Jul 11, 2026 10:30 am: Updated Jul 11, 2026 9:54 am Sonora, CA — Visit Tuolumne County (VTC) has officially opened the nomination window for its annual Tourism Awards, giving the community a chance to honor the outstanding…
Global demand is reshaping secondhand fashion in Japan
For decades, Tokyo's fashion scene has held a certain cultural cachet among sartorial enthusiasts. Yohji Yamamoto, Issey Miyake, Comme des Garcons, Kenzo, Sacai and Junya Watanabe — innumerable brands have helped define Japan's global…
WA's defence future looms over Cook's cabinet reshuffle
West Australian Premier Roger Cook will take on tourism while his deputy Rita Saffioti's transport portfolio has been expanded to cover major infrastructure under a cabinet shake-up revealed on Sunday. The reshuffle, spurred by the resignation of…
A592 in Lake Distruct to re-open after landslip eight months ago
A road closed after a landslip left it partially hanging without support will re-open now repairs have been completed. The A592 at High Kingate - halfway between Troutbeck and the Kirkstone Inn, just before the start of the Kirkstone Pass - will…
A592 in Lake Distruct to re-open after landslip eight months ago
Tom MacDougall North East & Cumbria A road closed after a landslip left it partially hanging without support will re-open now repairs have been completed. The A592 at High Kingate - halfway between Troutbeck and the Kirkstone Inn, just before the…
The World's Eyes Are On Greenland And Travelers Are Following
Greenland has dominated headlines for the past two years, introducing millions of people to a destination that they previously knew nothing about. Once travelers begin researching the Arctic island, they are finding something far more important…
A floating bridge into the heart of mangrove jungle
KARACHI: “It is ‘ Jungle Mein Mangal ' [merriment in the wilderness],” said Managing Director, Sindh Tourism Development Corporation, Feyaz Ali Shah as visitors from various walks of life arrived at the Mangrove Biodiversity…
Traders 'really happy' after Stonham Barns Holiday Park sale
Independent business owners based at a holiday and retail park bought out of administration say the future is 'very bright' following the take over. Stonham Barns Holiday Park, in Suffolk, called in administrators from FRP Advisory and was put up…
Flying into the future: Inside Bhogapuram's new high-tech international airport
The soon-to-be inaugurated Bhogapuram International Airport promises to be more than a gateway to Andhra Pradesh. Blending iconic architecture with cutting-edge technology, it is set to offer travellers a seamless, digitally enabled experience…
Leisure centre saves £35k a year in fight against climate change
Work is continuing at two Staffordshire councils to tackle climate change - and residents and businesses are also being encouraged to play their part. Stafford Leisure Centre has cut its energy costs by around £35,000 a year after reducing…
Skip Japan's Tourist Circuit And Walk These Ancient Trails
Hikers walk through the forest on the Nakasendo Way between the towns of Nagiso and Nojiri, Japan. (Photo by David Madison/Getty Images) Forest bathing is the opposite of whatever you're probably doing right now, which I'm guessing is scrolling…
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