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Malaysia’s Film in Malaysia Incentive (FIMI) attracts global filmmakers, boosts tourism, expands jobs, and shapes Southeast Asia’s next film production hub.
Malaysia launches its Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign with immersive videos showcasing culture, nature, and adventure to attract global travelers.
In the heart of Spain’s renowned Ribera del Duero wine region, a powerful alliance between academia and viticulture continues to shape the future of sustainable cultural tourism. The Regulatory Council of the Ribera del Duero Denomination of Origin (DO) and the University of Valladolid have extended their partnership for the eighth consecutive year, reaffirming their
Qatar reopens its airspace after missile strike disruptions, but Australian passengers still face flight delays, diversions, and cancellations across key routes.
Turkey welcomes over 60 million international tourists in 2024, surpassing Mexico, UK, Germany, and Japan to become the fourth most visited country worldwide.
Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Romania & Estonia unite to curb overtourism via Europe’s “Tourism in Balance” project, promoting rural tourism & smart strategies.
Discover Vienna’s summer magic—open-air arts, festival Popfest, Danube Canal bars, UNESCO-designated heurigen & Würstelstand traditions under starry skies.
Air Serbia relaunches direct Belgrade-Geneva flights with added summer frequency, boosting Serbia-Switzerland tourism, business, and diaspora connectivity.
Get the ultimate 2025 European summer travel guide with expert advice on visas, health protocols, transport, taxes, and safety for a worry-free journey.
Portugal inspires a bold new era in river cruising with Riviera Travel’s Riviera Radiance, offering spacious suites, tapas-style dining, and curated Danube journeys.
Bahrain shuts its airspace after Iran strikes U.S. bases in Qatar and Iraq, causing major Gulf flight disruptions and raising aviation safety concerns.
Historic cruise ship Astoria will be dismantled in Belgium’s Galloo yard with 95% material recycling, marking the eco-conscious end of a 75-year maritime journey.
