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Storm Dave amber weather warning brings cancelled tourism fears
An amber and yellow weather warning for wind gusts of up to 80mph has been issued by the Met Office for parts of Wales. It said a spell of very strong wind which could disrupt travel and damage roads is expected to affect north and west Wales. Many…
Editorial | Hong Kong's high-value tourism pivot makes sense for the city
One of Hong Kong's prime objectives when emerging from the Covid-19 pandemic was to attract visitors back to the city to boost the economy and its international image. Tourists have returned, with almost 50 million arriving last year, a 12 per cent…
Somerset MP urges government to 'think long and hard' on tourism tax
A Somerset MP has urged the government to 'think long and hard' before it pushes forward with any kind of 'tourism tax'. The Labour government held a consultation on allowing mayoral strategic authorities in England the power to create 'local…
Role of AI in growing Hull and East Yorkshire tourism highlighted at conference
Emerging AI technology is supporting ambitions in the region's tourism economy, a key conference has heard. The Visit Hull and East Yorkshire (VHEY) event held at the Mercure Hull Grange Park Hotel in Willerby brought together industry leaders to…
Murcia, Spain Shatters International Tourism Records with Surging Foreign Visitor Spending in Early 2026
Murcia, Spain, is making headlines in the travel industry as it shatters international tourism records in early 2026. With a remarkable surge in foreign visitor spending, the region has emerged as one of the fastest-growing destinations for global…
War jitters hit tourism bookings
Fingers crossed: that's how industry stakeholders see the fate of the tourism sector this year amid the war raging in the Persian Gulf. Prospective travelers, already spooked, are either canceling bookings or holding off. By May, it should become…
Surprising trends for North Wales tourism suggest summer no longer key
Summer ice creams and lazy shoreline strolls are no longer the defining reasons for visiting two Conwy seaside resorts, according to a new assessment of tourism trends. Figures suggest people are increasingly looking to visit Llandudno and Colwyn…
Telangana tourism's heritage walk aims to spotlight Hyderabad's cultural legacy
A heritage walk organised by Telangana's Department of Tourism on Saturday (April 4) traced the historic stretch from Charminar to Chowmahalla Palace, drawing participation from 60 women delegates of the Global Shapers Community. The delegates…
Brit's to be hit with a new tourist tax when travelling to Brit holiday hotspot
Britons travelling to Thailand could soon be hit with additional charges as the nation advances with plans to implement a new tourist entry fee. Under proposals being fast-tracked by Thailand's incoming government, international visitors arriving…
Concerns over Newquay airport viability after London service axed
Chloe Parkman and Zhara Simpson, South West Concerns have been raised about the viability of Cornwall's airport after the sudden cancellation of its daily service to London. Skybus cancelled its ongoing Newquay to Gatwick service on Wednesday due…
Concerns over Newquay airport viability after London service axed
Concerns have been raised about the viability of Cornwall's airport after the sudden cancellation of its daily service to London. Skybus cancelled its ongoing Newquay to Gatwick service on Wednesday due to the rising price of fuel. Its Public…
Art Basel's benefits 'worth fighting for,' says Rosanna Law
Securing Hong Kong's status as the sole Asian host for Art Basel was a deal 'worth fighting for' due to the immense benefits it brings to the city's arts scene, economy, and global profile, Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism, Rosanna Law…
LPG Crisis Cripples Dehradun's Iconic Maggi Points, Vendors Struggle to Sustain Business
Dehradun: A severe shortage of commercial LPG cylinders, along with rising prices, has hit Dehradun's iconic roadside 'Maggi points' on the way to Mussoorie, leaving vendors struggling to sustain their businesses. Once bustling with tourists, these…
Under Israeli restrictions, Palestinian Christians mark quiet Holy Week
Occupied East Jerusalem – It's Holy Week for many Christian denominations, marking the week during which Christians believe Jesus was arrested, crucified and resurrected here. And yet, the streets of the Old City's Christian Quarter are…
Chinese Scientists Bioengineering Plants With Firefly Genes to Glow, in Effort to Light Cities at Night
Can't-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech A shortcut to sprucing up any dreary urban locale is by throwing in some beautiful greenery. Now, Chinese scientists have unveiled new genetically engineered plants that can glow in…
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