#tourism infrastructure

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China Expands Visa-Free Access for European Travelers

China’s list of countries eligible for visa-free entry continues to expand, with the recent addition of five more European nations. Citizens of Andorra, Finland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, and Slovakia are now able to travel to China without the need for a visa. This new policy will come into effect on November 8, 2024, and will remain valid until December 31, 2025. Tourists from these…

[townpostin]

Taj Hotel to Grace Ranchi Skyline: Boost for Tourism

Tata Group signs MoU with Jharkhand govt for luxury hotel project New Taj Hotel in Ranchi aims to enhance tourism, create jobs, and showcase Jharkhand’s potential on the global stage. RANCHI – An important step forward for the hospitality industry in the state capital of Jharkhand has been achieved with the signing of an agreement between the Jharkhand government and the Tata Group to build a Taj…

[tourismday]

Tourism and Rural Development: A Policy Perspective.

Tourism has high potential to stimulate economic growth and social change in rural areas because it contributes to local economies, support other products value chains, distributes benefits across both seasonal and geographic grounds, and promotes the conservation of cultural and natural heritage. Through the UNWTO Tourism for Rural Development Programme, the Organization seeks to enhance these and other opportunities that tourism can bring to rural areas. To devise adequate actions and develop impactful initiatives, it is essential to have solid knowledge and data to help support and monitor the evolution of this important agenda.

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If you know you know.

[traveler-roadmap]

EN | The Pearl of Turkey ISTANBUL

Istanbul is a city with a rich and complex history that spans more than 2,500 years. It is located in the northwest of Turkey, straddling the Bosphorus strait that separates Europe and Asia. The city has served as a major cultural, economic, and political center for centuries, and has been known by many different names throughout its history.

In ancient times, the city was known as Byzantium, after the ancient Greek colony that was founded there in the 7th century BCE. The city was later renamed Constantinople in the 4th century CE, after the Roman emperor Constantine the Great, rebuilt it as the new capital of the Roman Empire. During the Byzantine era, Constantinople was one of the most important cities in the world and was renowned for its wealth, culture, and architecture.

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[fagmegumi]

wasnt gonna detail the last post i reblogged and people can see tags now but like. southern italy also

[everydaywulfang]

Reblog for a bigger sample size.

Say in the tags what you voted for and if you live in or outside of the US

[mcluhanism]

From a peak of around 240 towers in the mid 1960s, today only 45 Cooling Towers from Britain's great post-war power stations remain. These silent sculptural giants are the Stonehenge or Avebury of the mid twentieth century, yet they exist on borrowed time.

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Official website and social media presence launched by New NAIA Infra Corporation (NNIC)

In its pursuit to keep the public informed and oriented, the new operator of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) – San Miguel-led New NAIA Infra Corporation (NNIC) – recently launched its official website as well as social media accounts, according to a Manila Bulletin news report. For the newcomers reading this, the operations of NAIA were recently turned over to NNIC which is a…

[revcleo]

I fuckin love trains but ya like anything can be a tool for bad.

While the UK had trains everywhere as a good thing to allow people to go places easily, the railways which the British Empire trains in many places specifically for resource extraction:

Note: the website linked is pro/neutral on empire, but they haven't hidden facts such as on resource extraction, they just say it's not a bad thing for europe to extract minerals from africa.

And in the first half hour or so of this video they go into the problems around a current railway being built in Mexico:

this might be swinging a bat at a hornets nest but

i can understand why ppl on the autism website like trains so much but its so annoying when ppl try to portray them as somehow "leftist". it seems like ppl forgot the history. forgot that in many places the rails were built by slave/prison labor. that the railroads used to be some of if not the biggest landowners in the US thru eminent domain, and that this was used to sell off indigenous land to settlers, and to divide and destroy black neighborhoods (this is why we have the phrase "wrong side of the tracks"). that railroads were a tool of colonization to more quickly move around labor and extract resources from the lands they occupied and whisk them away to the core of the empire.

yall cant let the narrative of "progress" poison u like that.

[townpostin]

Jamshedpur to Welcome New Tourism Information Centre

Jharkhand Government Revitalizes Iron City’s Tourism Sector State’s tourism initiative aims to boost visitor experiences and promote local attractions through public-private partnerships. JAMSHEDPUR – The Jharkhand Tourism Department is set to open a Tourism Information Centre in Jamshedpur, marking a significant step in revitalizing the city’s tourism sector. This development is part of a…

[bedandstay]

Tokyo’s autumn is almost here!

September is still hot, but Hope October will bring cooler weather and gorgeous fall leaves.

Book your trip now to enjoy Tokyo’s autumn charm and crisp air!

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Explore the Union Budget 2024's key initiatives, sector-wise allocations, and proposed reforms for a developed India. Learn how to invest smartly with Jarvis Invest.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/10/world/europe/barcelona-tourism-squirt-guns.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare&sgrp=c-cb

The pressure cooker of urban density, sharing economy, tourism and digital nomadism.

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Applied Analysis claims Las Vegas saw a $1 billion economic impact from the Super Bowl

Recently, Forbes ran a story that suggested that the city of Las Vegas was suddenly flush with new money, largely due to the city hosting Super Bowl LVIII in February. This wasn’t just some big event, this “was on another level” according to this story. Las Vegas saw a $1 billion economic impact from hosting the Super Bowl! Where did these numbers come from? “Those consumer actions resulted in $1…