EGYPTIAN TOURISM RECOVERS FROM THE CRISIS
Economic crises hit Egypt pretty hard at the beginning of this year but the situation has improved during the rest of the year and in 2010 Egyptians expect to come back to positive growth. ...
SWISS TOURISM: ST. GALLEN – ONE OF UNESCO’S GEMS
St. Gallen is one of those places that strike everyone on first looking – its setting, architecture, history and culture create an aura of perfection and one cannot help but take St. Gallen as such. ...
SYLT ATTRACTS VISITORS SEEKING PEACE AND QUIET IN THE NORTH
Sylt may not be one of European tourist hot-spots per-say, though this island is an incredibly charming holiday destination which attracts thousands of visitors each year. Its picturesque beauty melts ...
PAKISTAN'S ATTRACTION: KHEWRA SALT MINE FAMOUS FOR CARVED STRUCTURES
Khewra salt mine is not only the second largest salt mine in the world, but it is also a frequently sought-out tourist attraction in Pakistan. ...
EUROPEAN TRAVEL INDUSTRY CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC IN THE WAKE OF MASSIVE LOSSES
Preliminary travel statistics for 2009: shorter trips that are closer to home and saving money are the priorities. More and more people opt for last-minute bookings and the highest decline is in UK an ...