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Explore reports lack of tourists in Egypt

Bev - Mar 03, 2026

Adventure travel specialist Explore is urging clients to return to Egypt following the countryâ€™s recent political unrest. The operator is…

Inbound operators accuse Government of damaging UK tourism

Bev - Mar 03, 2026

Inbound tour operators will unveil a report later this month accusing the UK Government of damaging UK tourism. On March…

Christchurch still hoping to host Rugby World Cup

Ian Jarrett - Mar 03, 2026

Christchurch is "utterly" committed to holding its Rugby World Cup matches, says the cityâ€™s mayor Bob Parker. The quake-ravaged city…

Visitors have reasons for choosing NZ coach tours

David - Mar 03, 2026

For tourists, New Zealand might look like two small islands on a map but in reality, there is a lot…

Tui agrees to compensate holidaymakers

Linsey McNeill - Mar 02, 2026

Tui UK has agreed to pay undisclosed damages to 98 Thomson clients who fell ill while staying at a hotel…

More operators impose fuel supplements

Dinah - Mar 02, 2026

Thomas Cook and Tui brands Thomson, First Choice and Thomson Airways are hiking prices in an attempt to claw…

Thanks a million from Scotland

Valere - Mar 01, 2026

VisitScotland announces new million pound growth fund to help tourism businesses VisitScotland, the national tourism organisation, has announced a new…

Cape Town develops city brand with heart

Valere - Mar 01, 2026

Tourism boss: We represent possibility, inspiration, freedom, freshness, transformation and a vision for the future routed in an interesting and…

Something different at last

Valere - Mar 01, 2026

“I am investigating the possibilities of creating awareness of non -malignant palliative issues among various communities and to encourage community…

Belize gets sustainable tourism audit

Valere - Mar 01, 2026

Cornell’s Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise, Gap Adventures, and Planeterra Partner for Belize Cornell’s Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise at…