Pattaya is on the brink of a major transformation as plans to introduce a sprawling entertainment complex gain traction, promising a bold boost to tourism and the local economy but not without ...

The Uganda AIDS Commission (UAC) has raised serious concerns over the rising HIV prevalence rate in the Bunyoro sub-region, attributing the surge to an influx of people drawn by oil exploration ...

Even though tourism is doing very well in the Dominican Republic and bringing in U.S. dollars, that alone isn’t always enough to keep the peso strong. The country may still need more dollars than it’s ...

WeChat Pay users can enjoy savings on popular Korean snacks and convenience items at GS25 as part of this promotion The partnership addresses the surge in Chinese inbound tourism, allowing Lotte Duty ...

Miss Tourism Uganda, Queen Lucky Bianca Atino, has called on young girls, particularly in northern Uganda, to reject negative societal perceptions and embrace their God-given talents. Ms Atino ...

Visit Bentonville, the city’s tourism bureau, reported that the economic impact from events doubled in 2024 compared to the previous year. Trump-appointed State Department official steps down ...

PATA forecasts Asia Pacific’s tourism rebound through three different recovery models; click to enlarge {Images: PATA} These figures are based on the latest Asia Pacific Visitor Forecasts 2025-2027, ...

BENTONVILLE, Ark — Bentonville's tourism industry is thriving, fueled by a record number of events, a growing reputation as a global cycling destination, and emerging opportunities in medical ...

Just last weekend the Ole Miss Rebels advanced to the Sweet 16 with an impressive 91-78 victory over the favored Iowa State Cyclones. The No. 6 seed upset the No. 3 seed to set up a date with No ...

Ole Miss baseball has won its second consecutive SEC series. The No. 15 Rebels (21-6, 6-3 SEC) were one inning away from a sweep against Florida in the final game of a three-game series ...

Jukka Laitamaki, professor of international hospitality and tourism at New York University, told Newsweek that should these spread to other countries, the economic impact could be "anywhere ...