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The Grand Egyptian Museum officially opens its doors this July
History enthusiasts will soon have the chance to explore one of modern Egypt’s most ambitious cultural achievements – the Grand Egyptian Museum.
ETIAS system delayed: New EU rules postponed until 2027
The European Union has once again postponed the launch of the ETIAS system, which will be mandatory for travelers from visa-exempt countries, including the United Kingdom.
Japan Introduces Fee for Mount Fuji
Japanese authorities have decided to implement new measures to regulate the number of visitors climbing Mount Fuji, the world’s most famous mountain.
Oulu: Finland’s Cultural Capital to Open a Unique Ecological Exhibition
Oulu, the Finnish city set to become the European Capital of Culture in 2026, has announced the opening of an art trail dedicated to climate change.
The Impact of the “Blue Mind” Theory on Tourism
The concept of the “Blue Mind” theory, popularized by marine biologist Dr. Wallace J. Nichols, highlights the significant impact water has on the human psyche.
Smoking Bishop: Mulled Wine in the Dickensian Style
Smoking Bishop is a classic warm drink that originates from England and was popular as far back as the Victorian era.
North Korea closes borders to tourists again
Just two weeks after the first organized groups set foot in the country, North Korea has once again suspended entry for foreigners.
Therapeutic gardens of Singapore
With the opening of innovative therapeutic gardens, Singapore has become a leader in the development of tourism focused on preserving mental health.
Wellness and spa practices on UNESCO’s List
UNESCO is not only known for protecting monuments of exceptional cultural or natural significance, but it also works to preserve traditional wellness and spa practices.
More than 60% of Serbian citizens visit Zlatibor at least once a year
The vision of Zlatibor becoming one of the largest mountain resorts in Europe by 2050, meeting the highest ecological standards, is supported by as much as 85% of citizens.
