Category : Hospitality Tourism


Macao Tourism Promoted in London with Cultural Showcase

The Macao Government Tourism Office hosted a London event blending cultural creativity with community vitality to promote tourism offerings and multi-destination travel with China and Hong Kong, leveraging new visa-free policies.

British Couple Drown at Australian Beach

A married British couple tragically drowned while swimming at Shellharbour Beach in Australia during a family visit, despite rescue efforts by off-duty nurses and emergency services.

Switzerland's Oldest Mountain Inn: Winter Escape

Discover Grimsel Hospiz in the Bernese Oberland, a historic mountain inn dating back to 1142. This unique winter retreat offers gourmet dining, a hot tub, and starry skies, with all winter sports banned to protect the pristine Alpine environment.

Melbourne Named World's Best City for 2026

Melbourne has been ranked as the world's best city in Time Out's 2026 survey, praised for its vibrant culture, food scene, and community spirit, beating out global competitors like Tokyo and New York.

Noma Loses Sponsors After Chef Abuse Reports

American Express and Blackbird cut ties with Noma's Los Angeles events following allegations of psychological and physical abuse by chef René Redzepi against staff at the Copenhagen restaurant.

Eden Project North Breaks Ground in Morecambe

The Eden Project North has officially started construction in Morecambe, with a ceremonial seed planting marking the beginning of this £125 million coastal regeneration initiative.

Day Trip to Alps Costs Same as London Date Night

A couple from Brighton discovered that a whirlwind skiing day trip to the French Alps cost them the same as a luxury date night in London, spending £671.80 for flights, skiing, and fondue.

10 Best Affordable Family Adventures in Europe

Discover budget-friendly family adventures across Europe, including sea kayaking in Greece, forest camping in Germany, and eclipse-spotting in Spain. Perfect for outdoor fun with kids.

Travelodge Criticized for ID Policy After Turning Away Women

Two young women, including one with autism, were denied accommodation at Travelodge Cambridge Orchard Park despite presenting student and rail cards as ID. The hotel's policy requires official government photo identification, which was not clearly communi

Istanbul: World Capital of Hair Transplants Draws Millions

Istanbul has become the premier destination for hair transplants, with over a million people traveling there yearly for affordable, high-quality procedures costing under €3,000, compared to €6,000-€15,000 in Europe and the US.

Twelve Apostles Access Fee Plan Sparks Outrage

The Australian government's decision to implement fees for visiting the Twelve Apostles has been labeled 'un-Australian,' with critics fearing commercialization of the iconic site.

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