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Thailand Eyes Southeast Asia's First Disneyland To Boost Tourism
Disneyland, the globally renowned theme park brand owned by The Walt Disney Company, already has several locations worldwide, including four in Asia.
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Which City Is Known As 'France of India', And Why
French-style cafés, bakeries, and restaurants serve European dishes, adding to the experience. You'll also find French cultural centres, heritage buildings with French signage, and even institutions that keep the connection alive.
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The Hidden Cons Of Using AI To Plan Your Trips (And How To Deal With Them)
AI tools can provide clarity, help with simple research, and offer a base to build on for many travellers. But one shouldn't rely on their suggestions blindly. Here's what could go wrong.
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Which Hill Station Is Called The 'Italy Of India'
Looking for a hill station with European charm? Discover which Indian destination is famously called the 'Italy of India' and why it's a must-visit for travellers.
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Why Is Jaisalmer Called The Golden City Of India
If you've ever wondered why Jaisalmer shines so bright on the map of Rajasthan, this is where you'll find the answer.
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Gargoyles And Gothic Design: Iconic Structures Tourists Must See In Mumbai
Gargoyles are carved stone figures with a spout that directs rainwater away from a building's walls, thus preventing the structure from water damage.
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London's Oldest Indian Restaurant Fights For Its Home, Leading British Chefs Voice Support
Veeraswamy, established in 1926, is one of London's oldest Indian restaurants and currently holds one Michelin star. It's currently engaged in a legal battle over its lease.
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World's First Ramayana Wax Museum To Open In Ayodhya During Diwali Festivities
Built in traditional South Indian architectural style, the two-storey museum with 50 lifelike wax statues brings scenes from the Ramayana vividly to life.
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Police Station Turned Into Restaurant: This Meghalaya Cafe Lets You Dine Inside A 'Jail'
A 140-year-old building in Meghalaya, which used to house a police station, has been converted into a unique cafe. Part of the dining area has a jail theme.
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Another Japanese Town To Build Fence Around Scenic Bridge To Block Mount Fuji View
The scenic bridge in Shizuoka prefecture aligns directly with the outline of Mount Fuji and has become a social media hotspot in recent months.
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Amsterdam Bans New Hotels As Part Of Its Fight Against Mass Tourism
The Netherlands' Amsterdam will no longer allow new hotel buildings to be built as part of its fight against mass tourism, the local government said on Wednesday.
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Stickers Asking Tourists To ''Go Home'' Spotted On Buildings In Spain's Malaga
Stickers on tourist apartments featured phrases including ''stinks of tourists'', ''a family used to live here'' and ''before this was my house''.
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UP Tourism Department Official Jumps From Mumbai Building; Dies
A top official in Uttar Pradesh's tourism department allegedly died by suicide by jumping off a building in Mumbai this morning, the police said.
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Need Border Tourism, Economic Activity To Solve "Remoteness": Top Cops On China
China has a strong economic and strategic need in the Ladakh sector, which is why it is aggressively building its army to dominate the unfenced locations on the Indian side to lay claim on more areas.
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First Moon-Shaped Luxury Resort Might Open In Dubai Soon: Report
Dubai is home to all things luxury, and now the city is expected to get a gigantic moon-shaped resort soon. A Canadian architectural company has proposed to build the resort in order to offer guests affordable space tourism on the ground.
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Thailand Eyes Southeast Asia's First Disneyland To Boost Tourism
Disneyland, the globally renowned theme park brand owned by The Walt Disney Company, already has several locations worldwide, including four in Asia.
-
Which City Is Known As 'France of India', And Why
French-style cafés, bakeries, and restaurants serve European dishes, adding to the experience. You'll also find French cultural centres, heritage buildings with French signage, and even institutions that keep the connection alive.
-
The Hidden Cons Of Using AI To Plan Your Trips (And How To Deal With Them)
AI tools can provide clarity, help with simple research, and offer a base to build on for many travellers. But one shouldn't rely on their suggestions blindly. Here's what could go wrong.
-
Which Hill Station Is Called The 'Italy Of India'
Looking for a hill station with European charm? Discover which Indian destination is famously called the 'Italy of India' and why it's a must-visit for travellers.
-
Why Is Jaisalmer Called The Golden City Of India
If you've ever wondered why Jaisalmer shines so bright on the map of Rajasthan, this is where you'll find the answer.
-
Gargoyles And Gothic Design: Iconic Structures Tourists Must See In Mumbai
Gargoyles are carved stone figures with a spout that directs rainwater away from a building's walls, thus preventing the structure from water damage.
-
London's Oldest Indian Restaurant Fights For Its Home, Leading British Chefs Voice Support
Veeraswamy, established in 1926, is one of London's oldest Indian restaurants and currently holds one Michelin star. It's currently engaged in a legal battle over its lease.
-
World's First Ramayana Wax Museum To Open In Ayodhya During Diwali Festivities
Built in traditional South Indian architectural style, the two-storey museum with 50 lifelike wax statues brings scenes from the Ramayana vividly to life.
-
Police Station Turned Into Restaurant: This Meghalaya Cafe Lets You Dine Inside A 'Jail'
A 140-year-old building in Meghalaya, which used to house a police station, has been converted into a unique cafe. Part of the dining area has a jail theme.
-
Another Japanese Town To Build Fence Around Scenic Bridge To Block Mount Fuji View
The scenic bridge in Shizuoka prefecture aligns directly with the outline of Mount Fuji and has become a social media hotspot in recent months.
-
Amsterdam Bans New Hotels As Part Of Its Fight Against Mass Tourism
The Netherlands' Amsterdam will no longer allow new hotel buildings to be built as part of its fight against mass tourism, the local government said on Wednesday.
-
Stickers Asking Tourists To ''Go Home'' Spotted On Buildings In Spain's Malaga
Stickers on tourist apartments featured phrases including ''stinks of tourists'', ''a family used to live here'' and ''before this was my house''.
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UP Tourism Department Official Jumps From Mumbai Building; Dies
A top official in Uttar Pradesh's tourism department allegedly died by suicide by jumping off a building in Mumbai this morning, the police said.
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Need Border Tourism, Economic Activity To Solve "Remoteness": Top Cops On China
China has a strong economic and strategic need in the Ladakh sector, which is why it is aggressively building its army to dominate the unfenced locations on the Indian side to lay claim on more areas.
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First Moon-Shaped Luxury Resort Might Open In Dubai Soon: Report
Dubai is home to all things luxury, and now the city is expected to get a gigantic moon-shaped resort soon. A Canadian architectural company has proposed to build the resort in order to offer guests affordable space tourism on the ground.
