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Posts Tagged: News
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.
Fishing tourism on the rise
Fishing tourism is becoming increasingly popular worldwide, and projections for the period from 2025 to 2035 indicate significant growth in this sector.
The happiest countries in the world in 2025
The World happiness report 2025 provides insights into the countries where citizens experience the highest levels of life satisfaction.
Dutch airline maintains flight frequency to Belgrade
The Dutch national airline, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, will continue operating two daily flights on the Belgrade – Amsterdam route during the summer flight schedule, which runs from March 30 to October 25, 2025.
Abu Dhabi introduces a new tourist pass with numerous benefits
Abu Dhabi has launched an innovative tourist pass that offers various perks for visitors to the capital of the United Arab Emirates.
Brussels airport will be closed for departing flights on March 31
Brussels Airport has announced that on Monday, March 31. 2025, it will be closed for all departing flights.
Unwritten rules for Paris: How to be a true Parisian
Paris, the City of Light, with its rich history and culture, has its own set of behavioral rules that differ from other cities.
