Tagged With "Rajasthan Tourism"
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Spain's tourism takes a hit from Catalonia crisis
Uncertainty over the future for Catalonia and Spain, and the scenes of police violence during the Catalan referendum have dampened tourism numbers.
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Endangered rays get Belize sanctuary
Working with researchers from Florida International University, Belize has set out to safeguard rays from extinction and sees them in a tourism future.
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Medical tourism: a big trend, growing fast
Travel for medical care is a growing trend, and may grow from $60 billion a year last year to $165 billion by 2023.
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'World's Most-Useless Airport' opens, finally
Saint Helena, a tiny British dot 1200 miles from Africa gets its first air connection to the rest of the world...if anyone wants to visit.
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August 5, 2017: The Potter and his Wife
DrFumblefinger visits the home of a village potter in Rajasthan, and learns a few lessons in molding clay and the Caste system.
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France, U.S., Spain top world tourism destinations
Spain breaks into the top three, and may be headed higher as French numbers revive and the U.S. sees a slump.
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Mallorca gets tough new tourism-control law
Mallorca and Ibiza call a halt to some rentals and set new rules for others in one of the stiffest responses to perceived 'overtourism.'
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Chinese faves in UK: Harry Potter, Man United
Data from VisitBritain turns up some surprising favorites of Chinese visitors and some advice for hotel owners.
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French tourism finally on the rebound
France's tourism numbers have taken some terror-related hits, but there are signs of better times ahead.
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Venice's colorful carnival in its last week
Venice's Carnival, one of the most colorful anywhere, comes to an end Tuesday.
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Japan tourism surging: up 21% in one year
Japan's tourism numbers are booming, and with the 2020 Olympics ahead, they're likely to continue heading upward.
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Will Europe end Visa Waiver for Americans?
Europe is threatening to require visas if the U.S. doesn't extend the Visa Waiver program to the 5 EU member states that are excluded.
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Virtual Travel: Now states join in
Veteran travel writer Marilyn Jones highlights resources to keep up our travel interest until we can hit the roads again.
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Venice says 'Keep the change...'
With cruise ships gone and its streets and canals momentarily empty, Venice postpones its planned tourism tax for a year.
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Vienna's horse-drawn cabs delivering meals
Horse-cab drivers have turned out to help deliver meals during the coronavirus emergency.
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Dubai Tour Package with Atlantis
Dubai is filled with great attractions for a visitor to explore. Nisha shares some of them with you (sponsored content)
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Amsterdam tightens lock on Airbnb
Amsterdam's war on what it considers excess tourism impact takes a new twist with licensed short-term rentals with a ban in the city center.
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Amsterdam gets OK to ban tourist shops
Amsterdam's struggle against over-tourism gets a final OK from the country's courts.
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Rough flying weather after lockdowns end
Airlines are facing many questions about post-lockdown flying and keeping passengers safe; some believe the era of cheap travel is over.
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Portugal: Delay, Don't Cancel (for now)
Portugal would like you to put your plans on hold and come back next year, with a refund later if you can't make it.
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Postojna Cave, Slovenia (Where Gumbo was #373)
Gumbo was visiting the spectacular Postojna cave in Slovenia. It's a beautiful cave, with an amazing assortment of dripstone formations.
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May 30, 2020: Panda with Saxophone, Vienna
A whimsical panda plays street musician outside one of Vienna's major concert halls.
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Sicily: We'll split the bill for your stay
Sicily wants its tourism back, and it's willing to put up some serious incentives to get it going again.
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EU voucher split: Middle ground emerging?
With cash tight, airlines are trying to hang on to refunds for cancelled flights but passengers are entitled to refunds. A compromise may be in the works.
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Top 12 Attractions And Places to Visit in Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad, known as its historical and industrial identity, is also known as the 'heart of Gujarat'. The city is also known as Master Businessman in the world. Not only this, Gandhiji taught the lesson of Satyagraha and non-violence in this city. In this way, this city is a materialistic and self-sacrificial spirit city. Ahmedabad is full of sightseeing in terms of tourism. Tourists from all over India and abroad are visiting here. Ahmedabad is the economic capital of Gujarat. The city was...
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Hilton CEO: 'Better off than airlines'
Hilton's CEO expects hotels to resume normal levels long before airlines and cruise lines.
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Europe: Incentives to boost tourism?
With restriction slowly lifting, a number of European countries are turning to incentives that will get travelers moving again.
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Destination DC looking for locals
Washington gets plenty of visitors from all over, but it's looking for more overnight stays from its neighbors.
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Venice: Underwater, but Undivided
For the fifth time in 40 years, a vote to split Venice from its mainalnd parts fails, this time because of low turnout.
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Don't look down! China closes glass bridges
Glass bridges have spread across China as tourism attractions, but safety issues have led to a nationwide review, and to one province ordering a shutdown.
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12 Hot Destinations for 2020
An adventure travel company suggests twelve spots where travel may make a difference, to the locals, the travelers or both.
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Baja Sur takes a new tack on tourist tax
Baja California Sur is going directly to tourists as they arrive to collect a new tax intended to benefit infrastructure.
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UK tourism industry: Brexit staff shortage?
With new restrictions on EU workers for Britain's tourism industry, operators are worried—but new rules for visitors worry them, too.
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What’s South Africa Best Known For?
A look at some of the things that make South Africa popular as a tourist destination, especially its sporting events (sponsored content)
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Norway hopes 'Frozen' magic strikes again
Norway is getting ready to welcome the next wave of visitors attracted to the country through the movie Frozen 2.
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Around the World in 118 Acres
In China, a miniature of the world, with 130 famous sights on 118 acres, including a one-third scale Eiffel Tower.
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Portugal to Brits: Can we pay for your doctor?
Portugal is working hard to hold on to its 2 million annual British visitors
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Virus: varied effects on tourism
Amid sharp downward effects on tourism due to coronavirus fears, Kyoto sees an opportunity.
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3 of the Biggest Cities in Europe by Population (Tourism Guide)
Ethan shares some suggestions for travel activities in three of Europe's largest cities (sponsored content)
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Ireland celebrates first Tourism Day
April 17 will be a big day for Irish tourism attractions that are offering free admission.
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Tourism, Women and Equal Rights
Highlighting the emerging role of women as leaders in an industry where they have often held the lowest-paying jobs.
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Moldova launches three wine routes
Moldova, an important but often overlooked wine producer, has created three new wine routes to show itself off.
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Seward Harbor, Alaska
DrFumblefinger visits the impressive and beautiful harbor in Seward, Alaska.
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China tourism industry sells ahead
China's hotels are betting on better times, and are pre-selling discounted future travel to get cash now to survive.
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Puerto Rico: Go away, come back, please
Puerto Rico is saying gtoodbye to its visitors for now, but working to entice them back after the virus crisis.
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Egypt: Spring cleaning at the Pyramids
Taking advantage of the lull in visitors, Egypt does a thorough cleaning of the area around the Pyramids.
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3 Best Travel Destinations for Adventure Lovers
Need some suggestions for where you might want to go on your next adventure trip? Take a look at these three from around the globe (sponsored content)
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Lambertville, New Jersey (Where Gumbo Was #345)
Jonathan L explores Lambertville NJ, where Gumbo was this week
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Albuquerque: Southwest Culture and Nature
Jonathan L. visits some of Albuquerque's excellent tourist attractions
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January 15, 2020: Shopping in Jojawar
DrFumblefinger visits the market in the small Rajasthani city of Jojawar.