tourism news

In a major move to boost bilateral ties, China has introduced a 10-year multiple-entry travel visa for South Koreans, unlocking seamless access to Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen.

The 2026 Caribbean Sustainable Tourism Conference in San Pedro, Belize, brought together leaders from Carnival Corp and the CTO to prioritize the blue economy and community growth.

Explore Brazil’s breathtaking northeast coast, a journey through the sand dunes of Jericoacoara and the world-class marine sanctuary of Fernando de Noronha.

Alexandria has reached a historic milestone in 2026, with visitor spending surpassing $1 billion, supporting 5,700 jobs and saving residents over $800 annually in taxes.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has implemented mandatory health and safety protocols aboard an Atlantic cruise vessel following a fatal hantavirus outbreak that has claimed three lives.

The World Health Organization has launched an urgent investigation after a suspected hantavirus outbreak killed three passengers aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship.

The US Embassy in London has issued a stern advisory for Americans in the UK after the British government elevated its national terrorism threat level to 'Severe,' signaling that an attack is highly likely.

A startling runway incursion at Newark Liberty International Airport has seen United Airlines Flight 169 collide with a bakery truck during its final landing approach on Runway 22R.

A British national is fighting for their life in a South African intensive care unit following a deadly hantavirus outbreak aboard the luxury cruise ship MV Hondius that has already claimed three lives.

The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs has officially restricted Emirati nationals from traveling to Iran, Iraq, and Lebanon, urging those currently in these countries to return immediately due to regional instability.

Whangārei's iconic Te Matau a Pohe bridge has been indefinitely closed to vehicles and pedestrians after engineers discovered cracks in its distinctive fishhook steel structure.

In an unprecedented move, Oman and six other Gulf nations have united to pressure Iran into reopening the Strait of Hormuz, as the U.S. launches 'Project Freedom' to secure the world's most critical energy chokepoint.