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Diverse Food and Wine Festivals Across Italy
From September 20th to 28th, various Italian regions host food and wine festivals, celebrating local specialties like cheese, wine, mushrooms, and regional dishes.
Diverse Food and Wine Festivals Across Italy
From September 20th to 28th, various Italian regions host food and wine festivals, celebrating local specialties like cheese, wine, mushrooms, and regional dishes.
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8% Bias Score
China Unveils 19 Measures to Boost Services Consumption
China announced a 19-point plan to increase services consumption, aiming to improve people's well-being and upgrade consumption, including visa facilitations and tax refund expansion.
China Unveils 19 Measures to Boost Services Consumption
China announced a 19-point plan to increase services consumption, aiming to improve people's well-being and upgrade consumption, including visa facilitations and tax refund expansion.
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28% Bias Score
Xinjiang's Silk Road Tourism Boosts Economy and Creates Jobs
In Xinjiang, China, a new Silk Road-themed theatre in Urumqi and night-time access to Jiaohe ruins in Turpan are driving tourism, creating jobs, and boosting the regional economy, with visitor numbers exceeding 300,000 in the first nine months of 2025.
Xinjiang's Silk Road Tourism Boosts Economy and Creates Jobs
In Xinjiang, China, a new Silk Road-themed theatre in Urumqi and night-time access to Jiaohe ruins in Turpan are driving tourism, creating jobs, and boosting the regional economy, with visitor numbers exceeding 300,000 in the first nine months of 2025.
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60% Bias Score
Greek 10-Year Bond Re-issued, Tourism Fines, and Real Estate Sales
Greece re-issued its 10-year bond, raising €250 million with over four times the demand; tourism businesses faced over €6 million in fines during summer inspections; and Lamda Development reported €1.4 billion in real estate sales at the Hellinikon project.
Greek 10-Year Bond Re-issued, Tourism Fines, and Real Estate Sales
Greece re-issued its 10-year bond, raising €250 million with over four times the demand; tourism businesses faced over €6 million in fines during summer inspections; and Lamda Development reported €1.4 billion in real estate sales at the Hellinikon project.
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8% Bias Score
Médoc-Atlantique Coast: A Diverse Ecosystem of Dunes, Lakes, and Forests
The Médoc-Atlantique coast of Nouvelle-Aquitaine boasts 140 miles of sand dunes, vast maritime pine forests, lakes, and diverse ecosystems, offering various outdoor activities and cultural experiences.
Médoc-Atlantique Coast: A Diverse Ecosystem of Dunes, Lakes, and Forests
The Médoc-Atlantique coast of Nouvelle-Aquitaine boasts 140 miles of sand dunes, vast maritime pine forests, lakes, and diverse ecosystems, offering various outdoor activities and cultural experiences.
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48% Bias Score
China Launches Visa-Free Entry for Russian Citizens
China implemented a pilot program granting visa-free entry to Russian citizens with ordinary passports until September 14, 2024, aiming to boost tourism and economic exchange, with over 150,000 foreigners entering Harbin airport this year, a 32% increase.
China Launches Visa-Free Entry for Russian Citizens
China implemented a pilot program granting visa-free entry to Russian citizens with ordinary passports until September 14, 2024, aiming to boost tourism and economic exchange, with over 150,000 foreigners entering Harbin airport this year, a 32% increase.
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32% Bias Score
Upscale and Traditional Venetian Bacari Adapt to Tourism
Traditional Venetian bacari, small bars serving snacks and drinks, are adapting to increased tourism, with some embracing social media fame and others leaning towards luxury.
Upscale and Traditional Venetian Bacari Adapt to Tourism
Traditional Venetian bacari, small bars serving snacks and drinks, are adapting to increased tourism, with some embracing social media fame and others leaning towards luxury.
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36% Bias Score
Niigata, Japan: Where Sake Tradition Meets Innovation
In Niigata, Japan's sake capital, visitors can experience a unique blend of traditional sake brewing and modern innovations, from self-serve sake stations to sake-themed trains and sustainable practices using sake byproducts.
Niigata, Japan: Where Sake Tradition Meets Innovation
In Niigata, Japan's sake capital, visitors can experience a unique blend of traditional sake brewing and modern innovations, from self-serve sake stations to sake-themed trains and sustainable practices using sake byproducts.
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48% Bias Score
Machu Picchu's New7Wonders Status Threatened by Overtourism and Conflicts
The New7Wonders organization warns that Machu Picchu risks losing its designation due to overtourism, weak conservation, and social conflicts, prompting Peru's tourism ministry to seek solutions and highlighting ongoing protests affecting visitor access.
Machu Picchu's New7Wonders Status Threatened by Overtourism and Conflicts
The New7Wonders organization warns that Machu Picchu risks losing its designation due to overtourism, weak conservation, and social conflicts, prompting Peru's tourism ministry to seek solutions and highlighting ongoing protests affecting visitor access.
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16% Bias Score
Lake Constance Gourmet Walking Trip: Apples, Views, and Culture
A couple explores the German region of Lake Constance, enjoying a gourmet walking trail featuring local apples, stunning lake views, and historical sites, during the annual October event.
Lake Constance Gourmet Walking Trip: Apples, Views, and Culture
A couple explores the German region of Lake Constance, enjoying a gourmet walking trail featuring local apples, stunning lake views, and historical sites, during the annual October event.
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36% Bias Score
Dumfries and Galloway Hotel Director Opposes Tourism Levy
Matthew Wallace Jr., director of the Cairndale Hotel and Spa in Dumfries, Scotland, opposes a proposed tourism levy for the Dumfries and Galloway region, citing concerns that it would make the area unnecessarily expensive for visitors and harm local businesses.
Dumfries and Galloway Hotel Director Opposes Tourism Levy
Matthew Wallace Jr., director of the Cairndale Hotel and Spa in Dumfries, Scotland, opposes a proposed tourism levy for the Dumfries and Galloway region, citing concerns that it would make the area unnecessarily expensive for visitors and harm local businesses.
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48% Bias Score
Spain to Remove 53,876 Illegal Vacation Rentals from Online Platforms
The Spanish government is removing over 53,000 vacation apartments from online platforms for not meeting legal requirements, aiming to address housing shortages and increase housing availability for young people and families.
Spain to Remove 53,876 Illegal Vacation Rentals from Online Platforms
The Spanish government is removing over 53,000 vacation apartments from online platforms for not meeting legal requirements, aiming to address housing shortages and increase housing availability for young people and families.
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44% Bias Score
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