China has announced simplified visa procedures aimed at attracting more international visitors, signalling a renewed push to strengthen inbound tourism. The policy shift is designed to reduce administrative barriers that have historically discouraged some travellers from visiting the country. Under
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Oman is consolidating its status as a leading travel destination within the Gulf Cooperation Council, supported by rising visitor numbers and targeted government strategy. Recent projections and official data indicate sustained momentum in both international and domestic tourism. A report from the World Travel and Tourism Council estimates that Oman will host 3.5 million international visitors this year, with a further 10% increase expected next year, generating 2.1 million Omani
Semnan province in Iran is advancing a major transformation of the historic Shah Abbasi Caravanserai,
The Bamburgh Lighthouse on England’s Northumberland coast is emerging as a noteworthy point of interest
Tourism at Niagara Falls has gained fresh traction as frigid conditions have partially frozen the iconic waterfalls, drawing international visitors keen to witness the
India’s travel and tourism industry is repositioning its policy priorities as demand patterns shift decisively beyond the country’s largest cities. Ahead of the Union
Hoia-Baciu Forest in Transylvania, Romania, has grown into an enigmatic tourism destination known for its paranormal legends and unique natural features that draw visitors
Australia’s southeast endured an intense heatwave that pushed temperatures in Melbourne to their highest in nearly 17 years, prompting safety measures and travel-related disruptions
Europe’s market for nature-rooted and wellness retreats is gaining traction among travellers seeking more meaningful travel experiences that combine physical wellbeing with creative and
Uzbekistan has emerged as one of the fastest-growing international travel destinations, with the United Nations World Tourism Organization reporting substantial increases in visitor arrivals and sustained momentum through 2025. These developments reflect a period of rapid expansion in foreign tourism that has surpassed national goals and is reshaping the Central Asian republic’s place on the global tourism map. According to
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Essential railway upgrades between Port Talbot Parkway and Swansea will significantly affect
Madagascar’s tourism sector registered a notable rebound in 2025 as the island
Greenland’s rugged Arctic landscapes and rich heritage are drawing heightened international attention
Fossils uncovered in a Moroccan cave near Casablanca are renewing attention on
Train traffic across the Netherlands was fully halted on 6 January 2026 as heavy snow and
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Aquarium Experience & Operations Provider of the Year – Florida, 2026 This year marks the 30th
Rome experienced an extraordinary surge in international tourism in 2025 as the Catholic Holy Year prompted
The Isle of Skye, a rugged Scottish island famed for dramatic landscapes and outdoor adventure, has
China has announced simplified visa procedures aimed at attracting more international visitors, signalling a renewed push to strengthen inbound tourism. The policy shift is designed to reduce administrative barriers that have historically discouraged some travellers from visiting the country. Under the revised
Oman is consolidating its status as a leading travel destination within the Gulf Cooperation Council, supported by rising visitor numbers and targeted government strategy. Recent projections and official data indicate sustained momentum in both international and domestic tourism. A report from the
The Bamburgh Lighthouse on England’s Northumberland coast is emerging as a noteworthy point of interest for visitors drawn to the region’s rugged seaside charms, blending maritime heritage with scenic appeal in a less crowded travel experience. Situated on the Black Rocks point
Semnan province in Iran is advancing a major transformation of the historic Shah Abbasi Caravanserai, aiming to reframe the centuries-old Safavid-era structure as a luxury tourism destination and catalyst for regional travel growth. The project, led by Semnan’s cultural heritage, tourism and
Wildlife Sanctuary of the Year – Ballarat, 2025 Nestled in the heart of regional Victoria, Ballarat Wildlife Park offers visitors an immersive journey into Australia’s remarkable native fauna. As a family-owned sanctuary dedicated to conservation, the Park champions animal welfare through spacious
Tourism at Niagara Falls has gained fresh traction as frigid conditions have partially frozen the iconic waterfalls, drawing international visitors keen to witness the spectacle. The unexpected winter transformation has become a focal point for travellers despite sub-zero temperatures and challenging weather.
India’s travel and tourism industry is repositioning its policy priorities as demand patterns shift decisively beyond the country’s largest cities. Ahead of the Union Budget 2026–27, industry stakeholders are urging the government to align fiscal and infrastructure policy with a tourism economy
Luxury River Cruise Experience Provider of the Year – Singapore, 2026 A recognized global leader in luxury small-ship expeditions, Aqua Expeditions explores the world’s most biodiverse and culturally significant destinations aboard best-in-class vessels of stylish contemporary design. Expect tailored five-star itineraries, a
Bespoke African Travel Experiences Provider of the Year – Cape Town, 2026 At African Soulstice, we believe in the magic of Africa and strive to offer journeys that not only showcase the continent’s majestic landscapes and diverse wildlife but also immerse travellers
Group Day Tour Operator of the Year – Melbourne, 2026 Go West Tours is a leading Melbourne-based sightseeing tour operator, renowned for creating unforgettable small-group travel experiences across Victoria. With a focus on quality, comfort, and genuine storytelling, Go West Tours offers
