Vietnam sees nearly 5.6 million global tourists in Q1 2023
Vietnam witnessed almost 5.6 million global travellers during the first half of this year, marking a year-on-year surge of 9.3 times.
Australia witnesses 3,75,500 tourists from India till May end
Australia witnessed 3,75,500 tourists from India during the 12-month time ending May this year, exceeding the standards before the pandemic.
Oman, Turkey mull elimination of entrance visa for tourists
More than 130,000 Omani tourists visited Turkey in 2022, and the approval of abolishing the visa requirement is likely to enhance bilateral tourism.
Savannah tourism can exceed the numbers of 2022
In Savannah, occupancy rates in hotels is currently going through a quiet period however, in general the tourism economy could
Thailand introduces zero carbon mobile app
The mobile app that was launched by a team of public and private organizations gives importance to sustainable tourism by helping businesses,
Philippines tourism getting foreign recognition
The Department of Tourism considers the world recognitions and the attraction of the places in Philippines to the international tourists as two of the milestones that tourism reached on the first year of the Marcos government.
In Maratua, East Kalimantan builds up sustainable tourism
In Maratua, the East Kalimantan Provincial Government has developed sustainable tourism with a mission to understand the Blue Carbon for
Ministry to oversee Borobudur tourism
Hadi Tjahjanto, Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning Minister, Indonesia, recently said that he is overseeing the development of Borobudur Super
Family vacation in Czechia
Czechia emerges as a hidden gem that provides something for everyone when it comes to organising a wonderful family trip.
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Europe’s iconic churches flooded with tourists
In Barcelona, with tourism exceeding pre-pandemic records and across southern Europe, famous sacred sites are under tremendous pressure to lodge the faithful who come to pray and visitors who often shell out to inspect the art and architecture.