HOTEL PRICES SHOOT UP ALL OVER EUROPE

Larry Brain -
The European hotel industry seems to be recovering from a few years of misery and prices have finally begun to rise. The surprising element is the speed at which the prices are going up – in April the ...

SERBIA AIMS TO IMPROVE ITS TRAVEL IMAGE

Richard Moor -
Serbia was alone amongst European nations in enjoying an increase in international arrivals last year. The starting point was, admittedly, different yet the future promises reward. A clear marketing c ...

TITANIC REVISITED: NEW MUSEUM IN TENNESSEE OFFERS UNIQUE EXPERIENCE

Larry Brain -
It has been almost a hundred years since the unfortunate maiden voyage of the RMS Titanic. The brief life and fate of the ship never fails to fascinate. The most recent addition to the cult is the new ...

THE MUSEUM OF THE CONFEDERACY – NOT ENTIRELY GONE WITH THE WIND

Kevin Eagan -
The American Civil War ended 145 years ago and it still remains one of the most fascinating and researched event of U.S. history. The South still commemorates its dead and lures tourists to visit thei ...

CHILEAN TOURISM STILL SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKE

William Law -
After the earthquake of 27th February, Chile has been hit not only by an earthquake and tsunami, yet also by the disastrous aftermath in tourism. Despite the damage not being so severe, tourists are s ...