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Morocco Tourism Surges Toward Record Growth

Manuel Santos

Morocco tourism is heading for an unprecedented year, expecting nearly 16 million visitors by November 2024—marking a 20% increase from the same time in 2023. Officials project a total of 17.5 million international arrivals by year-end, solidifying the nation’s status as a leading global destination. The country is poised to overtake Egypt as Africa’s most-visited […]

1 year ago

Spain Now a Preferred Travel Spot for Indian Tourists

Manuel Santos

Spain and India are becoming far more interlinked tourism partners. The two nations have made steady progress, expanding into areas like infrastructure, technology, and culture. A noteworthy initiative in these efforts is the “India-Spain Year of Culture, Tourism, and AI,” set to take place in 2026. This event aims to celebrate cultural exchange, and to […]

1 year ago

Will Sweden Become a Trademarked Destination?

Mihaela Lica Butler

Travelers’ detours have determined Sweden to apply to the European Union Intellectual Property Office to become a Trademarked Destination.

1 year ago

Pierian Tourism Organization Focuses on German Tourism Market

Iorgos Pappas

The Pierian Tourism Organization for Development and Promotion (POTAP) has taken steps to enhance the region’s visibility in the German tourism market. Regional representatives recently participated in business-to-business meetings hosted by the Region of Central Macedonia’s Tourism Directorate in Frankfurt on December 4-5. Germany: A Key Market for Greek Tourism Germany is a significant source […]

1 year ago

Yas Island Abu Dhabi: A Middle Eastern Orlando

Manuel Santos

Yas Island is a rising star among global entertainment destinations. When it comes to international entertainment hubs, Orlando, Florida stands out as a magnet for thrill-seekers and family fun. However, a new competitor now vies for the top spot, as Yas Island in Abu Dhabi quickly gains a positive reputation from visitors. The destination combines […]

1 year ago

Aesthetic Tourism Booming in Taiwan

Victoria Udrea

Taiwan’s North Coast is now an aesthetic tourism destination blending natural beauty and creative expression.

1 year ago

Why the Bahamas Is the Perfect Summer Holiday Destination 

Manuel Santos

Planning a summer trip? The Bahamas offers pristine beaches, aqua-blue waters, and endless fun for all travelers.

1 year ago

A Guide to Spending a Weekend in Italy: Where to Go and What to Do

Argophilia Travel News

Planning a weekend in Italy? Discover the best spots for food, culture, and unforgettable short trips here.

1 year ago

Five Tours in Asia That Are Not to Be Missed

Manuel Santos

Explore five must-visit tours across Asia. From ancient traditions to stunning landscapes, create memories that last a lifetime.

1 year ago

Why Majorca’s Tourism Board Hates Terms Like Hypertourism and Neo-tourism

Phil Butler

The time of the marketing magicians is at hand. In every sphere of business and across the broadest horizon of misinformation, the cancer that is corporate/governmental collusion consumes us all. In tourism, the propaganda is layered so thick it would take a nuclear blast to dig up any truth. And now new words like hypertourism […]

1 year ago

The Wild Beauty of Tasmania: Top Hiking Trails and Nature Spots

Lydia Colman

Tasmania, Australia’s island paradise, is a treasure trove of herbal wonders, thrilling adventures, and unequalled photo ops. Known for its untouched wilderness, dramatic coastlines, and various ecosystems, it’s a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and adventurers alike. Whether you are an experienced hiker or a casual walker, Tasmania has trails catering to all experience levels. Beyond […]

1 year ago

Top 9 Literature Festivals in Eastern Europe to Visit in 2025

Victoria Udrea

These top 9 Eastern European literature festivals in 2025 offer unique cultural experiences and celebrate books, ideas, and conversations.

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After years of delays, reviews, and dormant paperwork, the state is finally moving forward with the demolition of illegal structures along Crete’s coastline. In early January, the Decentralized Administration of Crete signed a works contract that clears the way for the execution of final demolition orders affecting beaches, the foreshore, forest land, and reforestation zones […]

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Crete announces a €2.06 million cultural and sports programme for 2026, even as water shortages, infrastructure strain, and airport delays raise hard questions.

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