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A video showing tourists getting dangerously close to a waterfall in a national park will leave many viewers on the edge of their seats. The video, posted to the @touronsofnationalparks Instagram account, shows several people trying to get a closer look at what appears to be Yosemite’s thundering Vernal Falls. Some people hang out just above the safety railing, while others try to walk on the rocks to get closer to the waterfall. Two people are right next to the waterfall, one standing and the other sitting. “Yosemite’s water is incredibly beautiful, but it can also be powerful and dangerous,”…
This photo, taken on April 27, 2024, captures the view of Mount Kilimanjaro in Amboseli National Park, Kajiado County, Kenya. (Xinhua/Han Xu)Kenya’s marketing agency, Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) on Friday announced the launch of a strategic marketing campaign to boost tourism within the East African Community (EAC) market.NAIROBI, June 8 (Xinhua) — Kenya’s marketing agency, Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) on Friday said it has launched a strategic marketing campaign to boost tourism within the East African Community (EAC) market.KTB Chief Executive Officer June Chepkemei said in a statement in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi that the organisation is partnering with well-known…
As global tourism approaches the limits of the world’s most popular destinations, we are witnessing a new trend: destinations around the world are instituting new rules and fees to manage visitor numbers and address the negative effects of overtourism. Venice, Italy, Bali, Indonesia, and Angkor Wat, Cambodia are just a few examples of places that have adopted innovative and sometimes controversial strategies to curb the overwhelming numbers of tourists that flock to them every year.The difficult balance of tourism management At its core, tourism is a double-edged sword. For many destinations, it is the economic lifeline, generating jobs and bringing…
Airports across Japan are facing a severe fuel shortage for commercial flights, making it difficult to increase the number of international flights or add new routes, industry and government sources said on Saturday. The surge in air travel demand due to an increase in inbound tourists is exceeding the supply capacity of oil refineries, and labor shortages at the logistics stage are also exacerbating the problem. As this could hinder efforts to revitalize the local economy through international tourism ahead of the summer vacation season, relevant ministries and agencies are assessing the situation and considering countermeasures. According to Hiroshima Prefecture,…
The debate and protests have not changed, the factors have simply intensified. Strange. Or maybe not. In August 2007, the Mallorca Daily Bulletin published an article about a survey that revealed that residents of Mallorca and other islands felt that there were too many tourists in the summer. Too many tourists led to overcrowding and saturation. Records show that 17 years ago, Mallorca attracted 9.9 million tourists, but by 2023 this number is expected to reach 12.5 million (figures from the Balearic Islands Ministry of Tourism). That year, the coalition government, then led by Francesc Antić of the Socialist Workers’…
CAIRO – 8 June 2024: Esna, a city steeped in historical and cultural richness, has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, thanks to a comprehensive, sustainable and integrated tourism development project. This ambitious initiative aims to unlock the city’s vast heritage potential and reinvigorate its status as a must-visit tourist destination. 1. Preserving Esna’s cultural heritage: At the heart of the project is the meticulous preservation of Esna’s iconic landmarks, including the Temple Complex of Khnum, a testament to the architectural splendor of Ancient Egyptian architecture. 2. Restoring the splendor of historic buildings: The project involved…
In an era when environmental awareness and cultural appreciation are at a premium, responsible tourism has emerged as a guide for ethical travel practices. Also known as sustainable tourism or ecotourism, it embodies the idea of exploring the world while minimizing negative impacts on the environment, respecting local cultures, and promoting positive contributions to the communities visited. In other words, truly “green” travel should benefit both the local ecology and economy. As the world’s population rapidly grows, the impact of our travel choices is becoming increasingly clear. In many regions, communities are being relocated to accommodate the influx of tourists,…
Who says you can’t see the world from home? Virtual reality (VR) tourism experiences let you see places around the world without leaving your couch. Because these are experiences, not games, the pace may be slower than you expect, but it’s worth the patience. Here are some of the best VR tourism destinations to help you decide on your next virtual adventure. What we like It was a very relaxing experience. Excellent visual and sound quality. The attention to detail is impressive. The Grand Canyon VR Experience by Immersive Entertainment takes you on a virtual motorized kayak tour of the…
The European elections are in full swing, but understanding how they work isn’t always easy. This guide from Euronews tells you everything you need to know. advertisementElections across the continent are underway to elect 720 MEPs, an increase from the current parliament’s 705 members, a change implemented to accommodate demographic changes in several member states. The Parliament is the only EU institution directly elected by voters. The other two main institutions are indirectly elected. The composition of the European Commission requires the approval of MEPs, and the Council is made up of ministers nominated by national governments.The three bodies, while…
Damien Wolf/Courtesy of Mining Gazette Pictured is the newly painted message “Welcome to Houghton – Gateway to the Keweenaw” at the edge of a municipal parking lot along Lakeshore Drive, on the site of a former parking lot. HANCOCK — The first detailed analysis of the economic impact of tourism in western Uttar Pradesh has been published. The Western Upper Peninsula Planning and Development District has been considering the project for years, said Executive Director Jerry Uhlemmer. “Travel Michigan, Pure Michigan have some data on local impacts related to tourism, but it’s not based on on-the-ground…