Tourism

Until now, air travel to Cuba has been limited to charter services.

A protest movement is drawing attention to the strain placed on Spain's resources by a new tourism boom.

Thirty Britons were among 39 killed in two terror attacks in June 2015.

Chinese and Italian police join forces for an important assignment.

Another first for the two countries since U.S. President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro announced a rapprochement.

The petition followed the death of a tourist elephant in Cambodia.

A ban on Cubans and Cuban-Americans entering and leaving the Caribbean island by commercial vessels is being lifted.

The U.S. embassy has warned Americans that there are 'credible threats' to tourist areas in Turkish squares.

Terror threat sparks concern ahead of the The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's tour of India next week.

The country is looking for six full-time ninjas with acrobatic skills, no Japanese required.

Bodies of one man and two women have been recovered.

The bomb blast in a popular tourist district killed at least ten people on Tuesday.

A new tourism campaign lets people call phones stationed around the city and talk to whoever picks up.

World's leading snowboarders have been invited to tour Kim Jong Un's new ski resort.

The two Myanmar men convicted of killing British backpackers say they were tortured by police.

Museums, art galleries, even Disneyland Paris were shut for two days after the attacks.

The homesharing app is worth an estimated $25.5 billion.

No one has claimed responsibility for the attack on the Erawan shrine, a major attraction near hotels, shopping centers and offices.

The Russian state TV advert calls for families to enjoy a "fairy tale" in Crimea.

The last of the country's lion population died out in the years after the 1994 genocide, wildlife officials have said.

Visitors to Moscow, St Petersburg and Sochi will be able smell like the city

The four tourists, who were blamed by some for a deadly earthquake, were sentenced to three days in jail, fined and will be deported.

The woman had rolled her window down in a lion park, counter to park policy.

"By believing that it is allowed to do all it wants, Washington goes as far as kidnapping our citizens," the foreign ministry said.

Li Jinyuan of Tiens Group treated his employees to an all-expenses getaway for the company's 20th anniversary.

Tour companies happy after Pyongyang overcomes apparent paranoia over disease.

The famous London store appeals to Chinese tourists who are spending more on luxury goods.

Thousands were evacuated from nearby towns.

Alpine beauty, luxury shopping and now Mandarin-speaking instructors are attracting big spenders in droves.

Known as a haven for petty crime, the city is trying to reverse its reputation as a pickpocket's paradise.