Take a bow,New Zealand. Australia’s infamous “Where the bloody hell are you?” campaign is no longer the worst to come out of this region.
I’m starting to wonder if foreign tourists are still welcome,after several cases of international visitors being detained in questionable circumstances.
Anna Blight,who is believed to have become trapped under a capsized tour vessel,has been remembered for her “generosity and integrity” and as a true friend.
Incidents of travellers being denied entry into the US in recent weeks have sparked concern over what to expect at airports and other border crossings.
Residents at a popular stop-off point have had enough of crowds and of wildlife being harassed. They want large buses banned,and the local council agrees.
The world’s most popular cities may be inundated with tourists,but you don’t have to become part of the crowd – just switch neighbourhoods.
It has featured in Harry Potter,and attracts millions of visitors a year. As I stand here,I see why it has become so important to this city.
One of Spain’s top courts has backed a plan to shut down short-term holiday accommodation in Barcelona,as a way to address rising rents.
“Our message to the rest of Australia and to the world is that Queensland remains open for business,” said Tourism Minister Andrew Powell.
A literature festival was to be the highlight of a trip to the subcontinent. Then came a sudden medical detour.