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newsweek.com - Margarita Hamilton - Britain's castles must evolve or risk becoming relics of the past | Opinion
Britain's castles must evolve or risk becoming relics of the past | Opinion
Newsweek –

Britain 's castles and historic estates must become economically useful places again, or many will decay beyond repair. Preservation cannot depend on nostalgia, occasional ticket sales, or the hope that someone else will pay. These buildings need…

bbc.co.uk - Jonathan Morris - Jersey hospitality industry 'disappointed' at Fort Regent delay
Jersey hospitality industry 'disappointed' at Fort Regent delay
BBC –

Hospitality leaders have criticised the decision to pause the redevelopment of a leisure centre, saying it is 'deeply disappointed, though sadly not surprised' by the move. The Government of Jersey announced this week that it would explore private…

bbc.co.uk - Jonathan Morris - Jersey hospitality industry 'disappointed' at Fort Regent delay
Jersey hospitality industry 'disappointed' at Fort Regent delay
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Jonathan Morris Channel Islands Hospitality leaders have criticised the decision to pause the redevelopment of a leisure centre, saying it is 'deeply disappointed, though sadly not surprised' by the move. The Government of Jersey announced this…

somersetlive.co.uk - John Wimperis - Fears that tourist tax is coming 'whether we like it or not
Fears that tourist tax is coming 'whether we like it or not
Somerset Live –

Councillors in North Somerset are “very nervous” that a tourist tax will be imposed on the area despite not wanting it. The government is currently legislating to allow areas to bring in an “overnight visitor levy” but…

businessinsider.com - Emily Stewart - The biggest problem facing America's economy: not enough people
The biggest problem facing America's economy: not enough people
Business Insider –

America isn't empty empty. Its population is still growing. Its cities remain raucous and crowded. Its suburbs are buzzing. But the country is starting to feel a little less full. For years, economists and demographers have warned about the coming…

gcaptain.com - Mike Schuler - SS United States Sits Upright on Gulf Seafloor After Historic Sinking
SS United States Sits Upright on Gulf Seafloor After Historic Sinking
gCaptain –

The SS United States has settled upright on the floor of the Gulf of Mexico, completing its transformation from record-breaking ocean liner to the world's largest artificial reef. Early sonar and remotely operated vehicle inspections confirmed that…

statnews.com - Megan Molteni - 5 takeaways from STAT's investigation of the sprawling 'three-parent IVF' industry
5 takeaways from STAT's investigation of the sprawling 'three-parent IVF' industry
STAT –

The investigation started with a tip from a British couple. After trying to have a second child for several years, they had signed up with a U.S.-based company called International Fertility Group (IFG), paying tens of thousands of dollars for…

thestandard.com.hk - The Standard 英文虎報 - Wine & Dine Festival-goers return for more as Gourmet Month boosts HK dining scene
Wine & Dine Festival-goers return for more as Gourmet Month boosts HK dining scene
The Standard –

Hong Kong Gourmet Month is giving restaurants a boost following the Wine & Dine Festival, with a Michelin three-star restaurant expecting business to grow by up to 10 percent this month and some festivalgoers returning to sample more dishes. SCROLL…

kbs.co.kr - Foreign Tourist Numbers Top 20 Million for First Time
Foreign Tourist Numbers Top 20 Million for First Time
KBS –

More than 20 million foreign tourists have visited South Korea so far this year, a first for the country. The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Sports said the milestone was reached Thursday, 14 years after foreign tourist numbers first surpassed…

bbc.co.uk - Two major short-term let control zones approved for the Highlands
Two major short-term let control zones approved for the Highlands
BBC –

Two major short-term let control areas for the Highlands have been approved by councillors. The zone for Inverness and the other covering a large part of the region including Lochaber, Loch Ness area and Skye, are to come into effect from 1 April…

bbc.co.uk - Chris Binding - Council says it is exploring Sunderland Airshow's return
Council says it is exploring Sunderland Airshow's return
BBC –

Chris Binding Local Democracy Reporting Service 'Every possible avenue' is being explored to bring back a city's annual airshow, its council says. The event in Sunderland, which ran for decades, drew hundreds of thousands of people to the seafront…

hulldailymail.co.uk - Paul Drury-Bradey - Travel giant names charming East Yorkshire village as UK's top trending hotspot
Travel giant names charming East Yorkshire village as UK's top trending hotspot
Hull Live –

East Yorkshire councillors and businesses have shared their joy and surprise at the small village of Skipsea being named as an on-trend travel destination. The East Riding coastal village has been named as the place with the fastest growing rise in…

koreatimes.co.kr - [ED] 20 mil. foreign visitors
[ED] 20 mil. foreign visitors
The Korea Times –

Korea saw the number of foreign visitors to the country hit 20 million Thursday, nearing its 2026 target of 23 million tourists. It is a monumental figure, considering that Korea first saw 10 million international visitors in 2014. Koreans can…

channelnewsasia.com - Zamzahuri Abas - What voters want: As Melaka prepares for polling day, which issues are on residents' minds?
What voters want: As Melaka prepares for polling day, which issues are on residents' minds?
CNA –

MELAKA: As rain falls over Melaka's historic city centre, Afrin Mohd Diron shelters beside his colourful Minions-themed trishaw, waiting for the weather to clear so he can offer rides around the city's historic attractions. For the 28-year-old…

channelnewsasia.com - Zamzahuri Abas - Livelihoods and heritage preservation on voters' minds as Melaka heads to the polls
Livelihoods and heritage preservation on voters' minds as Melaka heads to the polls
CNA –

MELAKA: As rain falls over Melaka's historic city centre, Afrin Mohd Diron shelters beside his colourful Minions-themed trishaw, waiting for the weather to clear so he can offer rides around the city's historic attractions. For the 28-year-old…

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