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Once Argentina’s top lakeside resort, Villa Epecuén vanished underwater for 30 years. Now resurfaced, it draws tourists to its haunting, salt-crusted ruins.
Typhoon Danas shuts down Taiwan’s flights, ferries, and trains, stranding tourists and closing major tourist sites amid severe winds and flooding.
Royal Orchid Hotels opens Regenta Central Shivani in Solapur, Maharashtra, enhancing business and leisure hospitality with modern amenities and cultural connectivity.
A tanker fire on the M62 near Saddleworth and Huddersfield causes five-mile queues and 45-minute delays; commuters urged to seek alternate routes.
flynas launches Riyadh–Moscow direct flights from August 2025, enhancing Saudi-Russia tourism, business ties, and Vision 2030 connectivity goals.
Helsinki-Vantaa airport strike in July 2025 disrupt Finnair, SAS, Lufthansa, Air France-KLM, Turkish Airlines and more amid peak summer travel season.
Deadly Swat River floods spark urgent reforms in Pakistan’s tourism safety and flood warning systems to better protect visitors in flood-prone regions.
Emirates, Qatar Airways, and Kenya Airways unite for greener skies and better connectivity between Africa and the Middle East, boosting tourism and trade.
Explore Kerala’s lush backwaters, luxury resorts, Ayurvedic retreats, and vibrant traditions in 2025. Discover why “God’s Own Country” is India’s top tourism gem.
Bhal-Padri in Jammu & Kashmir opens to tourism with a new road and a July 20 festival celebrating biodiversity, adventure tourism, and tribal heritage.
Saudi Arabia posts SR49.4 billion in Q1 2025 international visitor spending, boosting its Vision 2030 goals and cementing its rise as a global tourism hub.
The Caribbean Tourism Organization launches the Reimagine Plan 2025–2027, focusing on sustainability, regional unity, and innovation for tourism growth.
