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Sri Lanka extends free visa policy for 40 countries from August 2025 to January 2026 to revive tourism, boost arrivals, and support economic recovery.
Escape to Pedn Vounder Beach in Cornwall, UK—an unspoiled paradise with turquoise waters, golden sands, and rugged cliffs perfect for adventurous travelers.
Kerala reels from record-breaking rainfall and flooding. Nine districts remain under yellow alert as rivers overflow, winds uproot trees, and relief camps open.
Delhi modernizes its liquor supply chain with a new online challan system and time-bound transport permits to ensure faster, transparent alcohol deliveries.
Lyft enters Puerto Rico with a music tourism partnership featuring Bad Bunny, offering discounted rides to concerts and boosting the island’s cultural tourism appeal.
Discover the top affordable UK beach holiday parks for family fun. From Camber Sands to Carmarthen Bay, explore budget-friendly staycation ideas by the sea.
Discover 2025’s top-rated global tourist attractions, including Sagrada Familia, Angkor Wat, Eiffel Tower, and more. A guide to unforgettable travel experiences.
New Zealand welcomes Indian students, tourists, and investors with faster visas, recognized degrees, and streamlined investment routes for post-COVID growth.
Discover Canewdon, a historic village in Essex known for WWII radar bunkers, 14th-century St Nicholas Church, witch legends, and scenic walks by River Crouch.
Explore Eritrea’s Red Sea beaches, ancient ruins, and rich culture. This undiscovered African gem offers adventure, affordability, and authentic experiences.
Explore Itterajivit, Greenland’s abandoned village in Scoresby Sound, revealing stories of Arctic survival, resilience, and the effects of isolation and policy shifts.
Spain is setting the global standard for sustainable tourism in 2025, with rising demand from U.S., U.K., China, and others for eco-friendly, culturally rich travel.
