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Azamara Cruises launches “Discover What the Locals Know,” offering immersive Mediterranean itineraries blending culture, cuisine, and authentic local traditions.
UK tourists are turning away from Spain (–9%) amid protests and costs, opting for long-haul escapes like the US, Greece, Italy, and exotic destinations.
Jiangxi Air launches its first Nanchang–Kuala Lumpur direct route with twice-weekly service, boosting tourism and business connectivity between China and Malaysia.
Discover Portmeirion in Wales—an Italianate village on the Welsh coast with pastel architecture, magical gardens, and seaside charm. Perfect for a unique UK getaway.
Greece posts €7.6B travel receipts in H1 2025—up 11%. Top spenders: Italy, France, Germany; U.S. tourism surges. Tourism fuels Greece’s economic rebound.
Discover Kent Sturry Circular Walk—an 18 km scenic loop through woodlands, Fordwich village, riverside pubs, and countryside—perfect for a refreshing day out.
Bainland Lodge Retreats in Woodhall Spa redefines UK luxury tourism with eco‑friendly lodges, stunning countryside, and award‑winning comfort for all.
Discover Europe’s rising-star second cities—Novi Sad, Gyumri, Cluj‑Napoca, and more—offering culture, affordability, and fewer tourists than capitals.
Tourism in Jammu & Kashmir surged in 2024 to 2.35 Cr domestic and 65K foreign visitors, straining infrastructure and prompting urgent calls for sustainable development.
Young Indian travellers find September perfect for affordable overseas escapes — fewer crowds, cheaper flights, and offbeat locations like UAE, Vietnam, Thailand, Bali.
Germany and France are now fueling Albania’s tourism growth in 2025, replacing Italy as top influencers—boosting visitor diversity and tourism momentum.
Typhoon Kajiki‑25 disrupts travel: +50 flights canceled, 2,300 delayed; Central Vietnam evacutes hundreds of thousands—see impact on Hanoi, Bangkok, Hainan.
