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The short-term rental industry will officially be subject to new registration regulations in Europe.European Union regulators announced Thursday that they have voted to adopt uniform requirements on how data related to STRs is collected and shared. The new rules aim to protect travelers from STR fraud while promoting what the European Parliament calls a “transparent and responsible platform economy in the EU.” Receive digital travel information in your inbox every day Subscribe to our newsletter below Kim van Sparentag, a member of the European Parliament, cited the rise in illegal STRs as a problem facing cities across the continent and…
When is Christmas in Mexico? When does Mexico celebrate Christmas? For the most part, Mexicans celebrate the holiday on the same date as everyone else — December 25th. As a largely Christian nation, Mexicans follow many of the same traditions as Americans when it comes to celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. However, unlike the US and Canada, Mexico’s holiday celebrations tend to stretch out longer, and even more than a month from start to finish. First off, many Mexican families celebrate the Virgin of Guadalupe on December 12th each year with Christmas carols, elaborate feasts, and other celebrations Second,…
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan are increasingly caught in a tug-of-war with three world powers: Russia, China, and now the United States, which is increasingly seeking influence in the region. Not since the collapse of the Soviet Union and the need to negotiate the abandonment of Kazakhstan’s nuclear arsenal has the Western world seemed so interested in Central Asia. Not only do governments around the world seem to be paying more attention to the region than ever before, but Central Asia’s tourism industry has been booming in recent years. People take note of the area’s beauty and history. Central…
TEMPO.CO, JAKARTA – According to VN Express International, Malaysia has become the most visited country in Southeast Asia through 2023. The country welcomed around 29 million tourists last year.According to a report by Focus Malaysia, the largest number of foreign tourists visiting Malaysia were Singaporeans with over 8.3 million visitors, followed by tourists from Indonesia, Thailand, China and Brunei.Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Thailand was the most visited country in the region, attracting more than 40 million tourists in 2019. This year, Thailand was targeting 35 million foreign tourist visits.In 2023, Thailand will come in second with more than 28 million…
Memorial Day might be the unofficial kickoff for summer, but why wait until then to take a vacation? There are plenty of reasons to squeeze in a trip before peak season starts, whether visiting an alternative Galápagos when the conditions are just right, or relishing an alternative side to Barbados at an unlikely festival.Here are our 10 best places to travel in May. Sure, you can loll on the beach and decompress in sunshine while in the Maldives, but why not dive into the waters here?Photo by haveseen/Shutterstock 1. South Ari Atoll, MaldivesMay is great for: underwater adventures with whale…
The European travel industry is constantly evolving, so it’s a good idea to check back early each year to stay up to date with this year’s trends and news. Just in time for the start of the 2024 European travel season, here are some things every travel advisor selling Europe needs to know as the year progresses. Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. (Photo courtesy: adisa/Adobe Stock)No ETIAS yet Travelers from over 60 visa-free countries planning short-term stays in 30 European countries will soon need a travel authorization known as ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorization System). This electronic visa waiver,…
Singapore: The “Swift effect” is about to hit Southeast Asia, with Singapore benefiting from a Taylor-Made tourism boom as Taylor’s only stop in the region, while infuriating some in neighbouring countries. The US superstar’s six sold-out dates on her Eraser tour, which runs from March 2 to 9 at the National Stadium, are due to be watched by more than 300,000 fans from Singapore and neighbouring countries.Ingrid Delgado, a recent graduate from Manila who is heading to Singapore for the show on March 4, said she had bought a “new sparkly dress” for the show but struggled to find an…
The luxury packages are named after Swift’s hit songs, including “Shake it Off” and “Stay Stay Stay.” (File)Singapore: The “Swift effect” is about to hit Southeast Asia, with Singapore benefiting from a Taylor-Made tourism boom as Taylor’s only stop in the region, while infuriating some in neighbouring countries. The US superstar’s six sold-out dates on her Eraser tour, which runs from March 2 to 9 at the National Stadium, are due to be watched by more than 300,000 fans from Singapore and neighbouring countries.Ingrid Delgado, a recent graduate from Manila who is heading to Singapore for the show on March…
Seven years ago, jobs didn’t exist for Eli Snyder, and the 25-year-old wasn’t confident in his travel choices.As a full-time TikTok travel influencer, Snyder will spend the next few months exploring Vietnam and the Philippines, after spending time in Laos. The Kansas City native then plans to leave Asia and venture into six South American countries, including Argentina and Chile.For Snyder, traveling is about being “surprised” and having “preconceptions about a place that have to be overturned.” Of course, it’s also important to connect with the local culture and eat delicious food. “(Before) if you were going to Mexico, you…
Macau — Macau, a former Portuguese colony that has recently become the world’s biggest gambling city, is embarking on an experiment to reinvent itself, but it’s unclear whether it will succeed. Visitors to the city notice a change compared to 10 or 20 years ago. From The Londoner to MGM Cotai, newer and bigger casino resorts are popping up, offering more than just slot machines and gambling tables; they’re also offering non-gaming entertainment, from water slides to concerts. And zip lines. After decades of relying on gambling revenue, the city has been betting on non-gambling attractions to attract non-gambling residents…