Category Tourism

The Schengen visa application process is one that millions of people have to go through before visiting France, Spain, Italy,  or any other country in the Schengen area. This area comprises 29 popular destinations in Europe.

With 142 days to go until the FIFA World Cup 2026, Mexico’s state of Jalisco is finalising preparations to welcome international visitors, highlighting its strong tourism, transport and fan-focused readiness. Guadalajara, Jalisco’s capital, will host four group-stage matches at Estadio Guadalajara, including an opening-day fixture and the highly anticipated Mexico vs South Korea match on 18 June 2026.

In numerology 2026 marks a Universal year 1 (2+0+2+6 = 10, 1+0 = 1), an opportunity for new experiences and fresh starts signified by the start of a new nine year karmic cycle. The Setouchi Region in Japan offers a variety of immersive hands-on adventures that allow guests to embrace this time for innovation, stepping out of the comfort zone and embarking on a new chapter by actively participating in the cultural traditions and natural beauty of the destination. Rather than simply observing, visitors are encouraged to get involved, try new skills, meet local experts and engage directly with the landscapes and communities that make Setouchi unique.

Belgium, the UK and Ireland stood out for annual growth in event-related tourism spending in Europe
Expos saw the most consistent rise in tourism spending across Europe in 2025, whereas sports continued to generate the highest share of event-related tourism expenditure.

Porto’s recognition as Europe’s Best Tourist Destination at the World Travel Awards represents more than a prestigious accolade. It reflects a broader transformation underway in European urban tourism — one increasingly shaped by authenticity, sustainability and meaningful cultural engagement rather than sheer visitor volume.

Flying to Colombia? Don’t get caught by the mandatory Check Mig (Entry & Exit) forms. See the two-form reality that throws off most backpackers’ spontaneous plans.

With 70 percent of the island’s tourism assets ready for today’s December 15 official reopening of the tourism sector, following the impact of hurricane Melissa, Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett is crediting the indomitable spirit of tourism workers for making it happen, noting that “the recovery cannot be complete without the workers of our industry.”

Yesterday, Kings Cross Station came alive as the Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority hosted an exciting one-day activation that tested both geography knowledge and dart-throwing skills. A total of 276 people took part, stepping up to the challenge and aiming to land three darts on the Kingdom of Bahrain.