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The iconic 17th-century Krishna Mandir in Patan, Nepal, has been fully restored after earthquake damage, attracting global tourists and pilgrims with its rich heritage.
Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, Morocco’s sacred hilltop town, blends vibrant colors, deep history, and spiritual heritage for an authentic travel experience.
Croatia’s tourism sees strong 2025 growth powered by Germany, Slovenia, Austria, and Poland, with positive YTD figures despite a minor July dip.
Severe weather in Japan forces over 70 flight cancellations at Haneda, Narita, Fukuoka, Nagasaki and Tsushima—check airlines and stay flexible.
Dubai & Riyadh lead 2025 tourism with luxury, culture, business hubs & mega-projects, linked by GCC visa for seamless Middle East travel.
Discover Germany, Finland, Estonia & Luxembourg—Europe’s clean-air leaders offering sustainable travel, rich culture, and historic charm for eco-minded explorers.
Dubai’s 2025 summer campaign sparked a 6% rise in tourism, attracting 9.88 million visitors in H1, boosted by indoor attractions and global engagement.
Discover five peaceful, car-free destinations—in the US, Netherlands, Switzerland, Kenya and India—that offer serene, culturally rich escapes in 2025.
Massive wildfires across Keratea, Crete, Ancient Olympia, Evia and Kythira in August 2025 devastate Greece’s peak tourism season, forcing evacuations and disrupting travel plans.
UK issues urgent Schengen travel advisory for Denmark, Austria, Finland, Estonia. Updated passport rules, visa limits, and insurance tips for UK travellers.
A wildfire atop Mount Vesuvius scorches over 500 hectares and shuts all hiking trails. Intense firefighting efforts include drones, army support, and aerial water bombers.
Road closures in Al Barsha South, Arabian Ranches, Dubai Harbour, Mirdif, and Academic City are affecting summer commutes. Plan routes wisely with RTA advisories.
