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Ex-home affairs chief Caspar Tsui talks tourism future as HKJC magazine cover star
The latest issue of the Jockey Club's 'Striding On' magazine features Hong Kong Hotel Owners Federation executive director Caspar Tsui Ying-wai as its cover story, where he shares his vision for the city's tourism and hospitality industry. SCROLL…
Blow to tourism as water levels on Danube River drop to lowest in 30 years
The Danube River has fallen to its lowest water level in Romania since 1996, causing further disruption to the area's economically vital tourism industry. Several cruise ships were stranded north of Budapest, Hungary, last week and sightseeing…
Korea turns domestic football road trips into regional tourism engine
On match days across Korea, traveling football supporters have long followed a rigid, hurried routine: board an early morning chartered bus, cheer through 90 minutes at an out-of-town stadium, and immediately head back home to the capital region.
Analyst says permanent daylight saving time could boost tourism and economy
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — An economic analyst on Monday said permanent daylight saving time would help the tourism industry, though other industries offer a more mixed outlook. A bill in Congress would make daylight saving time permanent…
Discover US Tourism: Brand USA's Post-World Cup 'More To Love' Campaign
Brand USA is leveraging the success of the FIFA World Cup 2026 with its new 'More to Love' campaign, inviting international football fans to return and discover the vast tourism opportunities across the United States, including its iconic national…
'I can't work in the farce of climate change cruise tourism anymore': why Antarctic guides quit their dream jobs
“You'd see massive glacier calvings, and you'd just want to cry. But all the guests would be cheering. And you'd be like … ‘can you not put two and two together?'” Those are the words of a former Antarctic tour guide we…
Southwest monsoon failure strangulates farming in Tirunelveli, tourism in Tenkasi districts
The belied southwest monsoon this year has smothered farming operations in Tirunelveli district while landing excruciating punch on neighbouring Tenkasi district's tourism industry, which would usually be bustling with activities during this season…
₹207 crore boost for tourism projects in A.P. : Union Minister
Projects worth ₹206.77 crore have been sanctioned under the ‘Swadesh Darshan 2.0' and ‘PRASHAD' (National Mission on Pilgrimage Rejuvenation and Spiritual, Heritage Augmentation Drive) schemes for the development of the tourism…
Cyprus Business Now: shipping, banks, UCy, tourism, CySEC, housing
In an interview with journalist and international author Andrea Busfield for The European, Hadjimanolis described an industry whose responsibilities have expanded far beyond the traditional management of vessels. “When routes become unsafe…
6 of New England's most iconic travel experiences and the people behind them, according to Conde Nast Traveler
New England is full of iconic travel experiences and Conde Nast Traveler recently highlighted the people who bring six of them to life. In the article 50 states, 50 people, the publication honors the workers making a difference in the tourism…
How Commodity Trading Is Quietly Shaping Geneva's Prestige Property Market
Geneva—where culture and commodities connect. Switzerland's banking infrastructure continues to attract global talent, and the lifestyle markers they expect. In an era defined by geopolitical uncertainty and supply-chain disruption, control…
UKinbound chief calls for 'strategic reset' in industry-government relations
Jul 21, 202608:00 GMT by Ian Taylor Travel industry leaders called for a “more joined-up approach” across Whitehall and more openness in the engagement with government as Andy Burnham took office as Prime Minister yesterday. UK…
Feds used data from metro area traffic cameras during ICE surge
A Star Tribune investigation revealed that at least 30 state, county and federal agencies accessed typically confidential data gathered by Flock traffic security cameras in at least eight Minnesota suburbs. The agencies used the data for…
FIFA World Cup Expansion: 64 Teams on the Horizon? Logistics, Finances, and Opposition Explored
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has opened discussions on a potential expansion of the World Cup to a massive 64 teams, a move that could fundamentally reshape the global football landscape, impacting everything from logistics and finances to…
Are Chinese tourists really to blame for overcrowding Japan's Kyoto?
Chinese tourists are being unfairly blamed for Kyoto's overtourism crisis, according to a new report, even as data shows mainland visitor numbers have fallen sharply amid worsening ties between China and Japan. The report released earlier this…
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