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Thailand monastery added to Unesco heritage list, boosting tourism hopes
A centuries-old monastery in southern Thailand is the country's latest cultural landmark to be inscribed on Unesco's World Heritage List, which will aid in the site's conservation, the government said on Sunday. Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan in…
Korea Tourism Organization, Eastar Jet launch regional flight push for Chinese travelers
The vast majority of foreign tourists visiting Korea follow a familiar itinerary, funneling almost exclusively through Incheon International Airport before packing into the trendy shopping districts and historic palaces of Seoul. National tourism…
Police fire rubber bullets at '75k protesters' during Majorca's biggest anti-tourism march
Protesters clashed with police as between 25,000 and 75,000 took part in a two-hour march Protestors have clashed with police as Majorca saw its biggest-ever demonstration against mass tourism. Between 25,000 and 75,000 people took part in a…
Majorca's anti-tourism protests erupt in violence as locals fight with police
Police facing protesters in Palma Police clashed with protesters in Majorca as residents took the streets this weekend. Over 25,000 people are estimated to have attended the protest in the capital of the Balearic Islands on Sunday which is popular…
Could theme parks reshape Cyprus tourism?
Cyprus' efforts to expand its theme park sector could help transform the island into a more diversified, year-round tourism destination, as global demand for immersive visitor attractions continues to grow and destinations increasingly compete on…
Cyprus hotel bookings trail last year's record as regional tensions weigh on tourism
Hotel occupancy across Cyprus is averaging around 85 per cent for July and August, noticeably lower than last year's record levels, with higher energy costs and continued regional instability weighing on the tourism sector, industry representatives…
Armed riot police clash with anti-tourism protesters in Mallorca
Armed riot police have clashed with anti-tourism protesters in Mallorca as demonstrations turned violent. Over 25,000 people flooded the streets of Mallorca's capital, Palma, to fight against holidaymakers who flock to the island over the summer.
Rathfinny wins approval to expand Sussex wine tourism offering
Rathfinny Wine Estate has secured planning approval to expand its accommodation offering, adding new luxury stays and refurbishing existing facilities as demand for English wine tourism continues to grow. Rathfinny Wine Estate has received…
We want to make a genuine difference': SB19 embraces role as Philippine tourism ambassadors
“We want to make a genuine difference.” That was SB19's message after the Department of Tourism (DOT) officially named the P-pop group as the Philippines' newest tourism ambassadors. The group confirmed the ambassadorship on Sunday…
New 10-year plan unveiled to boost county's tourism economy worth £1.6 billion a year
The report comes at a time when some attraction operators are saying they plan to cut back, or even close. A survey found that while 60per cent of tourism businesses are “committed to growing and investing in their business” ; 25% say…
Korea to launch massive global music festival next year
Korea will launch a major global music festival in Seoul in December 2027 that organizers hope will rival the U.S.-based Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. A civilian-government committee on pop culture announced the plan during a press…
Hit C-drama sparks new historical exhibition in Zhejiang
An exhibition showcasing nearly 1,000 precious cultural relics from China's Five Dynasties and Ten States period (907-979) will open to the public at the Zhejiang Provincial Museum July 28, 2026. Photo: Courtesy of the Zhejiang Provincial Museum A…
Hong Kong to offer 5% shopping, dining discounts for major event participants
Residents and visitors in Hong Kong can enjoy discounts on dining, shopping, and attractions in August by presenting tickets for five major events, including an exhibition, as authorities seek to boost the retail and catering sectors. The Hong Kong…
Korean government moves to curtail actor pay, but industry remains wary
As the Korean government unveils a new plan to rein in skyrocketing actors' fees, the initiative has been met with caution from industry officials who largely support its aim but remain uncertain whether it will prove effective in practice. The…
'Hong Kong Summer Fun' adds citywide perks for eventgoers
A football match at Kai Tak can now lead to dinner at a hotel restaurant. A journey through ancient Egypt might continue with a cocktail, a harbor attraction or a little souvenir shopping. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT From July 31 to August 31…
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