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The World’s Tallest Bridge to Open This Summer in China
In the mountainous province of Guizhou, in southwest China, a monumental construction project is nearing completion.
Significant Archaeological Discoveries in the Heart of Ancient Egypt
In the renowned necropolis located on the west bank of the Nile in Luxor, Egyptian archaeologists have unearthed three tombs from the New Kingdom period, belonging to high-ranking state officials.
Rio de Janeiro – The New World Book Capital
Rio de Janeiro, globally renowned for its carnival, beaches, and rich cultural heritage, has been awarded the prestigious title of UNESCO World Book Capital for 2025.
Fiji Introduces the Nature Preservation Hour
Fiji, the idyllic archipelago known for its natural beauty and the warmth of its people, has launched a unique initiative aimed at making tourism more sustainable and meaningful.
How the Election of Pope Leo XIV is Refreshing Rome’s Tourism Scene
The election of Pope Leo XIV, the first head of the Roman Catholic Church with American-Peruvian roots, has sparked a new wave of anticipation in Rome.
Tourism Under Pressure: Spain Seeks Solutions to Water Shortage
While Spain records record-breaking tourist numbers, the country’s natural resources are suffering serious consequences.
AI in cultural heritage protection: preserve the Past for the Future
One of the most recent and remarkable examples of AI application in this field is HeritageWatch.AI, a tool that uses satellite imagery and advanced analytics to predict and prevent damage to cultural sites.
How the animated film Ne Zha 2 sparked a tourism boom in China
Animated films often leave a mark on popular culture, but Ne Zha 2 went a step further, triggering a wave of economic activity and significantly impacting tourism in China.
Italy introduces new review rules: fighting fake comments
Italy, as one of the world’s leading tourist destinations, has decided to tackle fake and misleading reviews in the hospitality industry.
French wine tourism breaks records: 10 million visitors in 2024
Wine tourism in France experienced a boom in 2024, attracting an increasing number of wine lovers and adventurers seeking unique experiences.
