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CruiseSailing boat carrying 22 tourists sinks in Italy: 7 missing
It was reported that a British-flagged sailing boat carrying 22 tourists sank off the coast of the Italian island of Sicily, resulting in 7 people missing.
DestinationNorth Korea is opening its borders to foreign tourists after 5 years
North Korea will start accepting foreign tourists again in December, after approximately 5 years.
DestinationPurple color changed the ısland's destiny: It became a tourist hotspot
Residents of Banwol Island in South Korea, who were engaged in farming, painted their roads, buildings, bridges, and even cars purple, transforming it into a tourist attraction. The island’s fate...
AgencyTUI again records double-digit underlying EBIT growth in Q3 and confirms guidance for full year 2024
TUI continues its strong earnings and revenue growth and reported a successful third quarter of financial year 2024: With 5.8 million guests in the reporting period, the tourism group achieved a...
HotelGhosts can't scare the guests at this hotel
A favorite among ship enthusiasts, The Queen Mary offers visitors an unforgettable experience with its mysterious history and original 1930s artworks.
HotelStaying at this hotel is quite salty!
What makes the hotel Palacio de Sal, located in southern Bolivia, special and unique is that it was built using salt instead of bricks and concrete
AgencyRefund process for FTI and BigXtra holidaymakers begins after bankruptcy
The German Travel Insurance Fund (DRSF) has initiated the refund process for consumers affected by the bankruptcy of FTI Touristik GmbH or BigXtra Touristik GmbH.
HotelScorpios Bodrum: A Journey Through Art & Technology
Scorpios, the renowned beach concept and creative gathering place, in collaboration with HOFA Gallery, is set to launch their summer cultural arts program, ‘Encounters’, at Scorpios’ stunning new...
AviationSeaplanes and a bigger airport: The Maldives has big plans to attract more tourists
The airport is being built with tsunami-resilient infrastructure.
VacationTourism could lead to water restrictions
The tourist boom this year may be good for economic recovery, but it could also lead to water restrictions in a ‘matter of days’.
Culture & ArtsTaylor Swift shows in Vienna canceled
Organizers have canceled three Taylor Swift concerts in Austria after authorities said they foiled a terror attack planned for the Vienna leg of her blockbuster Eras tour.
AviationPart of Frankfurt Airport's power supply cut overnight by a dormouse
The power cut was due to a dormouse who caused a short-circuit at an electricity substation.
VacationNorwegian tourism gets boost as weaker Kroner draws visitors
The depreciation of the Norwegian kroner has made the famously expensive Nordic country a more affordable destination for tourists, increasing spending and benefiting local businesses.
VacationUAE and Australia issue UK travel warnings after week of violence and rioting
The unrest has hit tourist destinations like Manchester and Liverpool but London is so far unaffected.
Culture & ArtsSummer travel injects vitality into cultural tourism in China's Heilongjiang
As scorching summer temperatures sweep across many parts of China, Heilongjiang, the highest-latitude province in northeast China, has attracted a large number of tourists with its hospitable...
VacationBali tourism head rejects casino idea
The head of the Bali Tourism Office has rejected an idea to build an international-standard casino in the island province, put forward by a local business group.
AviationJet2.com and Jet2holidays adds new routes from Liverpool John Lennon Airport
The company’s latest expansion, with three more routes for summer 2025, provides even more travel choices and unforgettable experiences for its customers.
AviationIndiGo will open new business class bookings on 18th anniversary
IndiGo, which celebrated the 18th anniversary of its very first flight on August 4, will soon open bookings for its new business class product, with flights with the new cabins beginning in November.
AviationEasyJet cancels more than half its flights on cabin crew strike days
The National Union of Civil Aviation Flight Personnel (SNPVAC) has said today that easyJet Portugal has cancelled more than half the flights scheduled for the three days of the cabin crew strike...
Destination
They attract more than a hundred thousand tourists with the images they create in rice fields
Aug 19Cruise
Sailing boat carrying 22 tourists sinks in Italy: 7 missing
Aug 19Destination
North Korea is opening its borders to foreign tourists after 5 years
Aug 15Destination
Purple color changed the ısland's destiny: It became a tourist hotspot
Aug 15Agency
TUI again records double-digit underlying EBIT growth in Q3 and confirms guidance for full year 2024
Aug 15Hotel
Ghosts can't scare the guests at this hotel
Aug 15Hotel
Staying at this hotel is quite salty!
Aug 15Agency
Refund process for FTI and BigXtra holidaymakers begins after bankruptcy
Aug 15Hotel
Scorpios Bodrum: A Journey Through Art & Technology
Aug 12Aviation
Seaplanes and a bigger airport: The Maldives has big plans to attract more tourists
Aug 12Vacation
Tourism could lead to water restrictions
Aug 12Culture & Arts
Taylor Swift shows in Vienna canceled
Aug 9Aviation
Part of Frankfurt Airport's power supply cut overnight by a dormouse
Aug 9Vacation
Norwegian tourism gets boost as weaker Kroner draws visitors
Aug 8Vacation
UAE and Australia issue UK travel warnings after week of violence and rioting
Aug 6Culture & Arts
Summer travel injects vitality into cultural tourism in China's Heilongjiang
Aug 6Vacation
Bali tourism head rejects casino idea
Aug 6Aviation
Jet2.com and Jet2holidays adds new routes from Liverpool John Lennon Airport
Aug 5Aviation
IndiGo will open new business class bookings on 18th anniversary
Aug 5Aviation