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Avid travellers can now walk the streets of Paris, marvel at Big Ben and snap up an authentic New York hot dog as the city’s newest interactive travel experience, Wanderlust Melbourne, has opened its doors!
Accessible tourism can be a game-changer for destinations around the world as they look to bounce back from the impacts of the pandemic.
Germans were very satisfied with their outbound travel experiences in times of the pandemic and traveled well above the European average during Summer 2020.
The number of tourist arrivals to the Maldives since the reopening of borders on July 15 is announced.
Due to the recent rise of COVID-19 cases, on 30 November 2020, Croatia issued a decision temporarily prohibiting, i.e. restricting the crossing of persons across all border crossing points.
Universal Studios Japan announced the grand opening of the world’s first Super Nintendo World™ on February 4th, 2021.
Germany, France, and Italy put on pressure Austria, Bulgaria to ban skiing holidays over the Christmas break in an attempt to control the coronavirus pandemic.
The government of Canada extended the travel restrictions for entry to the country due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Seychelles, the popular holiday destination in the Indian Ocean, remains a fantasy escape for travellers across the globe during the pandemic.
According to a new survey in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), more than half of the survey respondents (51 percent), which included UAE Nationals, said they are planning three or more holidays next year.
As the most awaited holidays draw nearer, Vilnius announced that the city list up its Christmas tree in an eco-friendly way.
As we approach the holiday season, American travelers have an abiding desire to travel, even as the country navigates the challenges of the pandemic.
Passengers arriving in England will be able to reduce mandatory self-isolation by at least a week, as the government launches its new strategy for testing international arrivals.
Most people outside of Africa think that travelling there is cheap. This perception may be based on the descriptions drawn by the media: poverty, hardship, droughts and famine, etc.
