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Norwegian Attraction Reopens After Reconstruction
One of Norway’s most impressive attractions, the Trollstigen mountain road, has reopened to traffic after being closed for necessary repair work.
Minoan Crete Becomes a World Heritage Site
UNESCO has officially inscribed six of the most important archaeological sites of the Minoan civilization on Crete onto the World Heritage List.
Moulin Rouge Shines Again
After more than a year of silence, the iconic windmill of the Moulin Rouge is spinning once more, restoring the cabaret’s legendary silhouette and charm.
Great Wall of China Museum Reopens
At the very spot where the Great Wall of China meets the Bohai Sea, near the famed Shanhai Pass, the newly renovated Great Wall Museum has reopened its doors.
Barcelona Struggles with the Challenges of Overtourism
Barcelona, the jewel of Catalonia and one of Europe’s favorite travel destinations, is facing a serious challenge – a number of tourists that far exceeds its population.
Naples – Between Authenticity and Mass Tourism
Naples, a city with a rich history, today finds itself at a crossroads – it is now being transformed under the influence of a tourism boom like never before.
Theme Parks as the Most Sought-After Global Attractions in 2025
While natural wonders and cultural festivals remain key reasons for travel, more and more travelers in 2025 are choosing to spend their time and money on theme parks.
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.
