PLASTIC WASTE HURTS GIANT TORTOISES ON THE GALAPAGOS ARCHIPELAGO
Charles Darwin would probably turn over in his grave. On the Galapagos Archipelago, which served as the central field of study for the British naturalist's theory of evolution in the mid-19th century, ...
UNTIL OCTOBER SPAIN WELCOMED 18.4% MORE INTERNATIONAL PASSENGERS
Between January and October, Spain welcomed 82.2 million international passengers, representing an 18.4% increase compared to last year. However, it is 0.6% lower than the figures recorded in 2019, ac ...
INBOUND TOURISM IN CHINA TO INCREASE DO TO FACILITATED VISA PROCESS
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has significantly changed entry and visa policies for foreigners entering China. The unilateral visa exemption policy has been resumed, and efforts are being made to im ...
SWISS TOURISM FORECAST: SOLID GUEST NUMBERS IN THE WINTER
The Swiss tourism industry had a successful summer season and is now looking ahead to the winter months with cautious optimism. According to the KOF (Economic Research Center) winter forecast, the ind ...
BERLIN PROVIDES ACCOMMODATION FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS IN A LUXURY HOTEL
Once considered one of the finest luxury hotels in Berlin, the Brandenburger Hof has seen a decline in recent years. In 2013, it was taken over by Dormero, but its current rating on Booking is only 6. ...