The Booming Liujiang Tourism, a New Choice in Guangxi, Southern China
Liujiang is a district located in the natural karst region of Guangxi, renowned for its flowing rivers and rice paddies. In recent years, the district has leveraged its thriving rural industry and dynamic agricultural economy to develop its tourism business. In the first three quarters of this year, Liujiang District received a total of 5.9975 […]
The Italian Village of Radicondoli Offers Free Housing to Those Who Want to Become Its Residents
Tired of the same old life in your country? Feeling like moving to a faraway land? Or do you want to explore a new phase that’s different from the world you’ve been living in? Perhaps you could consider Italy! Yes, Italy, a country often lauded for its rich arts, culture, and cuisine, is opening its […]
Winter Arrives, Swedish Ice Hotels See Surge in Bookings
The most anticipated winter experience is snowfall and vacations to places synonymous with ice. Yes, winter truly offers a unique and different experience, especially in regions near the North Pole, where the world, once colorful, turns completely white. Sweden, a part of Scandinavia located in northern Europe, is one of the countries that experiences fantastic […]
Timor-Leste Grants Visa-Free Travel to Visitors from 32 Foreign Countries
Often referred to as a “young country” or “a new country,” this hasn’t dampened Timor-Leste’s enthusiasm for diplomatic activity abroad. As evidence, Timor-Leste joyfully celebrated its acceptance into the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in October 2025, after patiently awaiting the accession process for twenty years. This former “youngest child” of Indonesia is highly […]
In 2026, the Louvre Museum in Paris Will Increase Admission Fees by 32 Euros
Despite the recent robbery of the French imperial family’s crown jewels and their temporary closure, the Louvre Museum continues to attract a high number of tourists. Located in the heart of Paris, France, this museum is a must-visit destination and always attracts long queues. This is due, of course, to its valuable art collection, including […]
Indonesian Ministry of Tourism Launches AI System Called MaiA
The current phenomenon of artificial intelligence (AI) usage is very high, spreading across all sectors. Advanced features quickly enable anyone to not only access but also create new creations. This phenomenon has also impacted the tourism industry, and the Indonesian Ministry of Tourism has responded, with the primary goal of utilizing AI to improve tourism […]
Japan, the United States, and Spain Achieve Top Scores in the 2025 World Tourism Development Index
As 2025 draws to a close, worldostats, a trusted website with a comprehensive database of statistics for every country in the world, released its Travel and Tourism Development Index for 2025. The Travel and Tourism Development Index is a global benchmark for evaluating the development and sustainability of a country’s tourism and travel sector. The […]
Malaysia’s New Immigration Rules Make Overstays More Effective
Neighboring Malaysia is targeting an increase in visitors, particularly those for work or business purposes. Therefore, the country has introduced a major update to its immigration policy through the Overstay Management Program, designed to ease penalties for short overstay violations and simplify the process of legalizing foreign workers. This new rule allows Employment Pass (EP) […]
Bali Regulations Require Tour Drivers to Be Local
Surprising news has come from the Island of the Gods. Recently, the Bali Provincial Government has drafted new regulations for its tourism sector. These regulations are closely related to online taxi drivers on the island, which has been a long-standing problem. Previously, in March 2025, Bali Governor Wayan Koster reportedly announced plans to ban non-Balinese […]
Phinisi Boat Tourism at Losari Beach Becomes Makassar’s New Icon
Who doesn’t know the phinisi? This traditional ship, originating from South Sulawesi, is a legendary vessel used in the past by the Bugis people to navigate the Indonesian archipelago and to various parts of the world. Despite being a traditional vessel, the phinisi has a dashing and majestic appearance, characterized by its two main masts […]
