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San Francisco tourism spending climbs toward record levels as Labor Day weekend draws in visitors
On this busy Labor Day weekend, visitors packed some of San Francisco's most recognizable destinations, from the Golden Gate Bridge and Fisherman's Wharf to Pier 39 and Chinatown. For businesses that depend on tourism, the crowds are another…
How Tourism Can Save Nepal's Economy As It Recovers From Devastating Floods
In Nepal, tourism is far more than a leisure sector. Summary is AI-generated, newsroom-reviewed Tourism contributes about 7% of Nepal's GDP and supports about a million jobs Experts stress tourism's role in economic recovery and rural stability…
Suvendu Adhikari unveils new West Bengal tourism logo; faces criticism
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Friday (September 4, 2026) unveiled a new State tourism logo and highlighted his Government's push towards better infrastructure development. Meanwhile, the new logo has faced criticism for the quality…
Tourist complaints in Korea hit record high amid travel boom
Tourist complaints in Korea have hit a record high this year, data showed Sunday, with problems ranging from reckless taxi driving to overcharging at shopping malls. A total of 1,753 complaints were filed nationwide between January and July this…
HKTB promotes major mega events and new global campaign at Chengdu networking summit
The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) hosted a major tourism networking conference in Chengdu on Friday, partnering with Hong Kong trade delegates to showcase the city's latest global promotional campaign, key second-half mega events, and bespoke…
Indicators 2026: Measuring quality of life in NEPA through Arts & Culture
WILKES-BARRE — Much of The Institute's annual Indicators report examines economic trends, housing and infrastructure across the region, but those measures alone do not tell the full story of community well-being. Arts, culture, recreation…
Tourist complaints in S. Korea hit record high in just 7 months
Complaints from tourists visiting South Korea have already hit an all-time high, just seven months into the year, with reckless taxi driving, poor accommodation and overcharging at stores the top gripes. From January to July, 1,753 tourism…
Wisconsin businesses say they 'dodged a bullet,' rejecting high taxes as democratic socialist lost primary
Wisconsin businesses 'dodged a bullet' after democratic socialist candidate Francesca Hong lost the Democratic primary to a more moderate candidate, according to the CEO and president of Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC). 'My flip answer…
'Britain's Yellowstone': restoration project aims to take the greed out of land acquisition
It is difficult to find the most remote place in England. There is no public transport, no roads and no sign of any human habitation. Online route finders mistakenly direct cars up a grassy track. But miles along gravel forest roads in the far…
Henry pitches alternative to bed tax
Veteran broadcaster and would-be politician Paul Henry says Queenstown needs a better way of funding the infrastructure it needs to cope with its booming tourism industry — but not another tax. Henry, who is standing as an Act Party list…
Hundreds attend Whitchurch Canal Festival despite breach on Llangollen Canal
Laura May McMullan in Whitchurch Hundreds of people attended a canal festival on Saturday, despite much of the nearby waterway being shut due to a breach just before Christmas last year. The 25th Whitchurch Canal Festival aimed to encourage more…
Hundreds attend Whitchurch Canal Festival despite breach on Llangollen Canal
Hundreds of people attended a canal festival on Saturday, despite much of the nearby waterway being shut due to a breach just before Christmas last year. The 25th Whitchurch Canal Festival aimed to encourage more people to use the canal, and…
Why Mexican cartels are increasingly using car bombs and other explosives
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Drug cartels across Mexico are increasingly turning to car bombs, explosives-laden drones and improvised explosive devices, a trend that could further strain Mexico's already tense relationship with U.S. President Donald…
Llanfaelog: Anglesey village taken over by outsiders - councillor
A seaside village in north Wales has been 'taken over by outsiders' and the Welsh language is no longer heard in its shops and cafes, according to a local councillor. Robert Llewelyn-Jones made the comments during a planning meeting about a…
8 magical autumn towns in Quebec with cozy shops and leaf-covered streets
Autumn in Quebec is a beautiful time of year, as the province's charming small towns and national parks transform into real-life postcards filled with red, orange and yellow leaves. If you're looking for a fall getaway that feels like something out…
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