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Uttarakhand introduces digital registration and entry control systems to tackle overtourism in Mussoorie, preserving its fragile ecosystem and improving crowd management.
Discover why Belize is a rising favourite among Canadian travellers, offering tropical beaches, rich culture, and easy access—all in English-speaking comfort.
Explore Dhofar’s best beaches—Al Dahariz, Al Fazayah, and more. Ideal during khareef, Oman’s southern coast blends nature, heritage, and tranquil beauty.
Experience creativity at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025 with top acts, global audiences, and events across comedy, theatre, music, and more from 1–25 August.
Sri Lanka boosts tourism by preserving cultural heritage, improving infrastructure, and ensuring fair, safe travel experiences for global visitors.
Thailand stays a top travel spot despite Cambodia tensions, as IndiGo offers up to 10% off flights to Bangkok, Phuket, and Chiang Mai. Tourism remains unaffected.
Argentina aims to join the U.S. Visa Waiver Program, backed by Milei–Trump ties, boosting future travel, tourism, and diplomatic cooperation.
Wyndham Hotels grows to over 720 properties in EMEA with 60+ new openings in 2025, boosting tourism and local economies across Europe, the Middle East, and India.
South Africa’s hotel industry sees 19.1% revenue surge in May 2025, with Cape Town, Kruger, and regional hotspots driving post-pandemic tourism growth.
Belize seeks to link with Mexico’s Mayan Train to attract 4M more tourists annually and expand cross-border trade through rail connectivity and economic cooperation.
In a landmark development for global spiritual tourism, Saudi Arabia is set to welcome 300,000 pilgrims this November for the inaugural season of “In the Prophet’s Steps,” an immersive journey retracing the sacred migration of Prophet Mohammed (Peace Be Upon Him) from Mecca to Medina. This initiative is the first of its kind and aims
Singaporeans face high travel costs, while Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines emerge as affordable group tour destinations this fourth quarter.
