New Regulations at Stations in Slovakia Starting Today: Poles Will Pay More
Starting today, new regulations in Slovakia will lead to higher fuel prices for Polish drivers refueling across the border.
Are you going to Slovakia? From today you will pay approximately 6 CZK more per liter of diesel than locals
Slovakia has implemented a dual pricing system for diesel fuel, charging foreign-registered vehicles more than local ones.
Most beautiful place on Earth
An article from Iceland discusses the most beautiful location on the planet.
First Home Port Cruise Operation Linking Air and Rail to Busan Port... First Example of Regional Stay-Type Cruise
The first cruise ship departing from Busan Port for overseas travel, utilizing links from air and rail, has arrived, marking a significant development in regional tourism.
Combination of administration, culture, and tourism vs the need for residents' deliberation... How to utilize the current Gangwon Provincial Office?
Ahead of the June 3 local elections, the Gangwon provincial government proposes to repurpose the current provincial office building for administration, culture, and tourism, prompting calls from opposition parties for public deliberation on the plan.
The Court Denies Precautionary Measures to Airbnb and Forces It to Pay the 64 Million Fine Imposed by Consumer Affairs
A Madrid court has denied Airbnb's request to suspend a 64 million euro fine for illegal listings, requiring the company to pay the penalty imposed by the Ministry of Consumer Affairs.
"That was the way we used to go to school..." The Daecheong Lake ferry route opens for the first time in 43 years
The ferry route at Daecheong Lake has reopened after 43 years, allowing residents to revisit submerged areas and revitalize local tourism.
A new holiday is approaching
Ecuador is anticipating an upcoming public holiday, potentially impacting the tourism sector, depending on the government's decision regarding the ongoing curfew in several provinces.
Namibia: Environment Minister Daniel Calls Kunene 'Region of Opportunity' On Independence Day
On Independence Day, Environment Minister Indileni Daniel praised the Kunene region as a vital area for development and inclusivity in Namibia.
Ethiopia: PM Abiy Inaugurates Niin Lee Palm Lodge in Afar Region of Ethiopia
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed inaugurated the Niin Lee Palm Lodge in the Afar region, as part of Ethiopia's efforts to boost tourism.
The war torpedoes the global tourism sector
Experts predict a slowdown in the tourism industry due to the ongoing war, despite Spain potentially benefiting from diverted travelers.
This is how much Finns spend on a vacation in Levi – Mikko: "Around two and a half thousand"
Finns generally spend around €2,500 on their vacation trips to Levi, according to several tourists interviewed.
Tourists Robbed Inside Inn in Porto de Galinhas; Guest Arrested at Recife Airport
Four tourists reported being robbed in an inn in Porto de Galinhas, Brazil, by a fellow guest who was arrested later at the Recife airport.
Bike Festival and tailor-made routes. Here is the paradise of cycle tourism
The Garda Trentino region offers a unique and engaging cycling experience, promoting active tourism with tailored routes and diverse landscapes.
China developing first tourist submersible for trips 1,000 metres under the sea
China is set to develop its first tourist submersible capable of descending 1,000 meters under the ocean, aiming for commercial operations by 2030.
Holiday prices stop! The most popular destinations have stopped getting more expensive
Recent report reveals that average vacation prices have stabilized, with minimal changes noted for popular travel destinations.
Tragedy as Brit drowns in Colombia after 'travelling to get married'
A British man drowned off the coast of Cartagena, Colombia, reportedly after traveling to the country to marry.
Significant Increase in Accidents Involving Rental Vans
A report highlights a worrying rise in accidents involving rental vans in Iceland.
Punters sigh with relief as historic tropical pub dodges cyclone disaster
The Lions Den Hotel in Far North Queensland has emerged unscathed from Cyclone Narelle, following its recovery from significant flood damage two years prior.
The Holy Week of Sagunto maintains the ban on women and risks losing the National Tourist Interest declaration
The Holy Week celebrations in Sagunto continue to exclude women, prompting the government to consider revoking its National Tourist Interest status.
Tourists rescued after falling at waterfall in Ubatuba
Two tourists were rescued after falling at a waterfall in Ubatuba, Brazil, with one victim needing special assistance due to being stranded.
Forget Rhodes and Kos: The peaceful island life can be found on the smaller islands
The article highlights that the serene atmosphere of smaller Greek islands, like Patmos, is a peaceful alternative to more popular destinations like Rhodes and Kos.
Brits warned 'stay indoors' as Storm Therese hits holiday hotspot
Brits in Tenerife are advised to stay indoors as Storm Therese causes significant damage and dangerous conditions with high winds and heavy rain.
Who has a holiday this Monday, March 23?
March 23 is not a national holiday in Argentina, but a non-working day designated for tourism.
Unusual excursions from Šilutė attract Lithuanians like a magnet: "The phone hasn't stopped ringing since early morning"
A local tour operator in Šilutė, Lithuania, shares the growing popularity of nature-focused excursions that attract participants from various cities across the country.
Full taverns and fire pits in the forest. Two perspectives on the opening of Brdy to tourists
The article discusses the recent opening of the Brdy region to tourists, highlighting contrasting opinions regarding the impact on local facilities and natural landscapes.
Tourism in Guayaquil continues to focus on conferences and overnight visitors: 77% stayed in the city in 2025
Tourism statistics reveal that 78% of visitors to Guayaquil in 2025 stayed more than two nights, emphasizing the city's appeal for conferences and overnight tourism.
Is tomorrow, Monday, March 23 a holiday?
Many Argentines will enjoy a long weekend, but there are important distinctions regarding the status of March 23.
Tourism: Greece is 'exploding' due to the war in Iran - Americans in focus
Greece is positioned as a major beneficiary from the turmoil in the Middle East, particularly attracting American tourists, yet it faces ongoing challenges for its tourism industry.
The 3 Argentinian Beaches Ideal for a Long Weekend Getaway 2026
Argentina offers three coastal destinations that are perfect for a long weekend getaway.
They chose the 100 best airports in the world in 2026
An international ranking identified the top 100 airports worldwide for 2026, with Argentina not making the list.
Triple support for shipping on the table
The Greek government is seeking immediate solutions to rising maritime fuel costs due to the war in the Middle East to avoid increasing ferry ticket prices for the upcoming Easter and summer seasons.
SUMMER CRUISE SEASON BEGINS ON TUESDAY
The summer cruise season kicks off in Tallinn with the arrival of the cruise ship AIDAprima, marking the start of a busy tourism period in the region.
Paved sections, costs, and where to stay: find out how to get to Jalapão
A new paved route has reduced travel time from Palmas to Jalapão, making it an accessible destination for tourists.
'Much loved' Brit teacher crushed to death by elephant while on safari
Janet Easton, a retired British teacher, was tragically killed by an elephant while on a safari in Zambia.
As a Tourist in Belfast: Drinking Tea on the Titanic
The article explores Belfast's transformation into a cultural hub, emphasizing its Titanic past and current identity as 'City of Music'.
Facundo Ardusso and why he left Chevrolet to join Ford in Tourism Carretera: "I seek to regain prominence"
Facundo Ardusso discusses his transition from Chevrolet to Ford in the Tourism Carretera as he aims to reclaim his competitive edge in the sport.
BTS Special Leads to Surge in Convenience Store Sales... Kimbap, Water, and Albums Selling Like Hotcakes
Sales at convenience stores near the recent BTS comeback concert surged, benefiting local tourism and retail.
Istanbul: Here is where the heart of events in Turkey beats
Turkey continues to welcome visitors with its vibrant cities and rich cultural heritage, highlighting Istanbul's role as a hub for major international events.
The Fever for Musicals Accelerates the Renewal of the Scene in Madrid, the Third Top Destination in the World
The rise in popularity of musicals in Madrid is driving the renewal of the city's theater scene, expanding capacities, updating technical equipment, and offering novel experiences.
Tiring Yourself to Rest: The Growing Success of Sports Hotels
Spain is witnessing a rise in sports tourism as more travelers prioritize fitness during their vacations, prompting hotels to adapt to these needs.
Sliding on the mountain
The article discusses activities related to skiing in Norway's mountainous regions.
Is it a Step Towards Accepting Tourists? The Reopening of the Train Between China and North Korea and Its Significance for North Korea
The reopening of the international train service between Beijing and Pyongyang after nearly six years could signal a revival of tourism from China to North Korea, providing essential foreign currency for the regime.
Weather today in Varadero, Cuba: the weather forecast for this Sunday, March 22, 2026
The weather forecast for Varadero, Cuba indicates a maximum temperature of 24°C and a minimum of 20°C for Sunday, March 22, 2026.
Perito Moreno: a tribute to a hero or a name causing confusion?
Confusion arises among travelers due to the identical names of a national park, a glacier, and a city in Santa Cruz, all named after Francisco Pascasio Moreno.
From Darjeeling to Munnar, 5 Places Every Tea Lover Should Visit
This article highlights five must-visit tea gardens in India for tea enthusiasts, emphasizing the unique characteristics of tea in different regions.
I visited UK’s number one seaside town - it didn’t matter it was half shut
The article explores the state of Blackpool, the UK’s top seaside town, highlighting its historical charm and current challenges of business decline and emptiness.
Amancio López Seijas, president of the Hotusa Group: "Spain can be a tourist refuge due to the war in Iran in the short term, but that is a fool's errand"
Amancio López Seijas critiques recent trends suggesting that Spain could replace more volatile tourist regions due to the Iran conflict, emphasizing deeper challenges within the tourism sector.
Peaks that rose 360 million years ago... Is it a playground for the gods?
Guizhou Province in Southwest China is shedding its reputation as a 'poor backwater' through the development of tourism and remarkable natural attractions such as the world's highest bridge.
From the fragmentation of Cuba's economy due to the collapse of tourism to the oil curse in Congo... it cannot detach from crude
Cuba faces a severe economic crisis exacerbated by a significant decline in tourism, leading to energy shortages and increased inequality.