Tourism News

The Bengaluru skydeck project, estimated at ₹600 crore, is expected to feature glass floors and cafes, offering views and thrills, with the BDA having floated a

A new fee will be imposed on individuals who get lost on Mount Fuji during the off-peak seasons, requiring them to pay for their rescue.

Residents and business owners in Onchan are discussing their main concerns, including traffic, tourism, and the economy, ahead of the upcoming House of Keys ele

A new 'landscape' hotel and restaurant is scheduled to open this winter in a scenic lochside location in the west of Scotland.

State planners have approved a $10 million development to replace the former Fast Eddys site with a seven-storey tourist accommodation building, with hopes for

Tourists in Kochi are affected as ferry services to Mattancherry and Kamalakadavu jetties remain stalled due to pending dredging and handover issues, respective

The United Arab Emirates is experiencing its annual September rush as offices, schools, and hotels become busy again after the summer lull, with professionals a

Hainan, China's tourist island, is significantly expanding its durian cultivation, focusing on technology and premium fruit to overcome challenges like typhoons

Travel sales for 2026 are projected to be lower than the previous year, indicating a challenging period for tour and travel operators.

Kent's Domaine Evremond vineyard, 51% owned by French champagne house Taittinger, has opened its visitor centre and launched its first English sparkling wine. T

A proposed new quarry is causing division in the coastal town of Fish Creek, a popular tourist destination known for its lush hills, potentially altering its id

The iconic Abbey Road crossing, famous for The Beatles' album cover, has become increasingly crowded with influencers and tourists.

Gajendra Shekhawat stated that while culture and tourism may not directly resolve conflicts, they can open avenues for dialogue and strengthen civilisational ti

Travel between Canada and the U.S. was increasing, with 2.6 million return trips by Canadians in August, before trade talks reportedly collapsed.

Indian hotels are experiencing a significant surge in demand for September bookings, primarily driven by corporate travel, official government movement, and eve

Tour operators and foreign travelers express no concern over China's new exit-entry rules, which take effect on September 15, despite analysts noting they grant

Rammohan Naidu states that Andhra Pradesh has the potential to become a world-class tourism destination.

The village of Doonbeg, Co Clare, is preparing for a presidential visit, with local pubs setting up marquees and outdoor bars for the anticipated tens of thousa

Residents of a picturesque village in Menorca are shaming holidaymakers for trespassing on private property to take selfies, posting a "tourists go home" video

Hotel owners are opposing the 15-day Dasara Food Mela, requesting a nine-day event outside the city and permission to keep their establishments open until midni

The Indian Railways has approved ₹10,021 crore for five new railway projects spanning 540 km across four southern states, aiming for completion by 2029-30. Thes

Thailand has announced new rules for 2024 that will reduce the visa-free stay for Indian citizens from 60 days to 30 days, replacing the previous exemption sche

Delhi hotels are experiencing a significant increase in demand, with occupancy rates reaching 90-100%, attributed to the BRICS event. This surge has led to hote

Kadapa has launched the 'Invest Kadapa centre' at the Collectorate to streamline land allotment, approvals, and inter-departmental coordination for investors. T