Vietnam’s inbound tourism is now recovering much stronger than before. In October 2025, growth in new international arrivals skyrocketed. In October, the country recorded roughly 1.73 million…
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Abhirup Gan
Work in the company: Travel and Tour World
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The interest in Japan as a cruise destination is driving a new wave of Asia cruise itineraries, with US cruise operators planning to broaden their Asia offerings in 2026 and 2027. In response to the…
As the DC Streetcar service nears its end, the D20 bus will remain a quick alternative for people wanting to continue public transport along the same route. The D20 bus ensures reliability and serves…
Kruger National Park is one of South Africa’s most iconic wildlife spots. As of November 1, 2025, Afsaal Picnic Site will be cashless. This development is part of the South African National Parks…
Reviews
In preparation for the busy New Year travel season, Bali has introduced temporary traffic flow measures designed to alleviate congestion and improve travel experiences for both tourists and locals. As…
Karpathos is part of the Dodecanese island group of Greece. Reflecting an increase in solo travel, Karpathos has now been recognised as an ideal place to visit solo. Due to the rise in independent…
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Iceland Lights Up With New Geothermal Escapes
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Iceland, Hveragerði and the Reykjanes Peninsula are heading into one of the most exciting periods of travel in the country as fall approaches with its extended nights, Northern Lights viewing and…
Hungary Opens Autumn Rail Route Through The Puszta
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The Lake Neusiedl and Fertő-Hanság area in Hungary and Austria will soon find themselves linked up with the Hungarian Puszta via special autumn train tours, offering yet another pathway for travellers…
Egypt Expands Regenerative Red Sea Tourism
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Egyptian destinations like El Gouna and Marsa Alam have started to become key destinations for natural Red Sea tourism as coastal tourism is linking luxurious accommodation to marine conservation…
Bhutan Keeps Its USD 100 Tourism Fee
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Both Thimphu and Paro in Bhutan are looking forward to another season of autumn visits, as they continue to impose a USD 100 fee per day per person Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) for most tourists,…
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