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S. Korea's Tourism Deficit Widens to Nearly $500 Million in September
South Korea posted a tourism deficit of nearly 500 million U.S. dollars in September, marking the third straight month in the red as the shortfall widened nearly tenfold over the three-month period. According to data released Sunday by the Korea…
Tourism boost as Caravan and Motorhome Club approves latest Staffordshire site
A proposed touring caravan and motorhome site near Eccleshall has won retrospective approval to station a static caravan to provide office and staff welfare facilities. The site, on land next to Stone Road, Norton Bridge, has a conditional approval…
Enric Reina Vision for stronger Sri Lanka - Maldives tourism ties
Enric Reina, Hotel Manager of Barcelo Nasandhra Male, represents the Spanish hospitality group's growing presence in the Maldives, At the helm of this landmark city hotel, he is focused on delivering service of International standard, while…
From K-dramas to BTS: How pop culture is reshaping tourism in South Korea
SEOUL: For Norwegian tourist Annette Giwlebo, walking around historical landmarks in South Korea felt like stepping into a familiar world. The avid Korean drama fan recognised sights she had previously only seen on screen. “Now when I walk…
Medical tourism to India could spike if global insurance firms cover treatments: Sangita Reddy
Speaking to PTI on the sidelines of the Garmin Health Summit in Bangkok, Reddy said, 'We have requested the government to lead us on a delegation to work with the insurance companies. If they start covering... then you will see a large segment of…
Legendary ocean liner to be deliberately sunk off Florida within days
A legendary ocean liner that once carried world leaders, Hollywood icons and thousands of immigrants across the Atlantic is preparing for a final journey to the floor of the Gulf of Mexico, where it will become the world's largest artificial reef.
Expanding international links, cultural exchanges to promote tourism in Pakistan: Sardar Yasir Ilyas Khan
By |Nov 08, 2026 |Updated 43 seconds ago Advisor and National Coordinator to the Prime Minister on Tourism, Sardar Yasir Ilyas Khan, has said that international linkages, business activities and cultural exchanges are being expanded to promote…
Angela Rayner just punched Brits in the guts - it's too much to take
Angela Rayner is back with a vengeance after being ousted by Sir Keir Starmer's Cabinet over a failure to pay £40,000 in tax. The “Red Queen”, as she was dubbed by Lord Ashcroft, is very keen on the idea of taxing the domestic…
Crete: The Greek island Israelis can't resist
Turquoise waters, endless golden sandy beaches, secluded bays, dramatic mountain landscapes, and picturesque villages where time seems to stand still. Just under two hours by air from Tel Aviv, Crete, Greece's largest island, is a Mediterranean…
Northampton's new Shoetown festival to be 'major cultural event
A new festival celebrating the craft of making shoes will attract visitors from around the world, organisers hope. Shoetown will be 'a landmark celebration of Northampton's internationally renowned shoemaking heritage,' said West Northamptonshire…
Malacca polls: BN-PN banks on delivery, Bersama on reform, Harapan on aspirations
MALACCA POLLS | The Malacca state election has reached its halfway mark, with all three major political blocs having unveiled their manifestos. Malaysiakini takes a closer look at what BN-Perikatan Nasional, Pakatan Harapan, and Bersama are…
EXCLUSIVE: Prince Harry Mocked Over 'Diva' Filming Complaint
Prince Harry is the subject of new mockery after jokingly telling an audience to stop filming him during a surprise London appearance, with the Duke of Sussex appearing frustrated by the sea of phones pointed towards the stage. RadarOnline.com can…
Cold blast brings springtime snow to alpine regions as temperatures plummet across Australia's south-east
Snow has fallen across parts of NSW, Victoria and Tasmania as an unseasonal cold blast whips through Australia's south-east. Thredbo, Perisher and Mount Hotham all recorded falls, while snow also fell on Kunanyi/Mount Wellington in Hobart. The snow…
Fury as Spain wants 'drunk Brits' to 'stay away' and be replaced with American tourists
Mallorca wants more American tourists. People on a Mediterranean island whose authorities have recently made a desperate plea for strict 'limits' on tourism, adding that they would prefer American tourists rather than ' drunk Brits '. Residents in…
Urgent travel alert as nationwide strike threatens widespread disruption and delays
Travelers heading to Spain this coming week are being urged to check flight and train plans ahead of a 24-hour nationwide strike. Spain's two largest unions, UGT and CCOO, have called a 24-hour nationwide strike for Nov. 11 over the housing crisis…
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