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Bulgaria May Tourism: Surge in Foreign Tourists and Hotel Revenues

Kostas Raptis

Significant Increase in Hotel Revenues In May, Bulgarian hotels experienced a notable rise in revenue, reaching BGN 116 million—an impressive 32.2% increase over the same period in 2023. Foreign tourists contributed BGN 58.8 million to this total, slightly surpassing the BGN 57.1 million spent by local guests. Key Revenue Highlights: Growth in Overnight Stays The […]

1 year ago

Escalating Heat Waves and Their Causes

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Escalating Heat Waves and Their Causes Summary: Heat waves are now more intense and extended. This week, an examination of temperature maps revealed a bright red swath stretching from Baja California to Canada’s Northwest Territories. For an entire week, scorching temperatures blanketed the West Coast. Palm Springs hit an all-time high of 124 degrees, and […]

1 year ago

Venice to Increase Tourist Tax in 2025

Kostas Raptis

Venice’s trial run with a tourist payment system aimed at reducing crowd sizes had minimal success. Introduced in April, the scheme charged daytrippers arriving on congested days a 5 euro fee. The experiment, closely monitored by other European destinations, spanned just 29 days and concludes this Sunday, prompting a review period to determine the project’s […]

1 year ago

Athens’ Surging Prices Shock Tourists

Iorgos Pappas

Traditional Greek Cuisine: A Pricey Affair Visitors to Athens are experiencing a mix of admiration and shock as they encounter elevated costs for local delicacies. Even travellers from affluent countries are taken aback by the steep prices for meals traditionally enjoyed at a fraction of the cost. One scenic restaurant, boasting an unparalleled view of […]

1 year ago

Poseidon Statue Sparks Controversy in Mexico

Manuel Santos

Profepa, the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection, decided to temporarily close the Poseidon statue in Mexico,

1 year ago

Marabu Airlines Plans Flights to Crete in 2025

Kostas Raptis

Marabu Airlines plans a major expansion of Cologne/Bonn Airport in the summer of 2025, including new flights to Chania on Crete.

1 year ago

Aegean Airlines Hits Record Passenger Traffic in Q2 2024

Victoria Udrea

In Q2, Aegean Airlines transported 4.4 million passengers, an 8% rise from the previous year.

1 year ago

European Tourism Boom: ETC Trends and Prospects

Iorgos Pappas

European tourism spending is on the rise, with projections for 2024 at €800.5 billion, marking a 13.7% increase from 2023.

1 year ago

Book Your Ski Vacation on the Eurostar Snow Train

Argophilia Travel News

Dreaming of winter? For those who prefer skiing over sunbathing, the Eurostar Snow train is your ticket to a memorable holiday.

1 year ago

Viking Vesta to Debut in July 2025

Manuel Santos

Viking Vesta has entered its final construction phase following a traditional float-out ceremony at Fincantieri’s shipyard in Ancona.

1 year ago

teamLab Planets TOKYO Wins Guinness World Record for Visitor Numbers

Victoria Udrea

teamLab Planets has been recognized by GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ as the most visited museum dedicated to a single art group.

1 year ago

Study Shows Thai Travelers Increasingly Utilize Social Media

Iorgos Pappas

Mintel research reveals that over half of Thai travelers use social media for finding travel inspiration, and for sharing their experiences.

1 year ago

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