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Special Tourism Zones Get Major Backing from Goa's Music Lovers
The state government's decision to lobby for special tourism zones (STZ) to allow enthusiasts to party till the wee hours has received backing from musicians and music aficionados in Goa. ...

Medical Tourism Soaring High
The rewarding market in medical tourism is on the rise; right from liposuction in Athens to an eye operation in Dubaitempting more and more countries look for ways to profit from foreign pat...

World Tourist Intensify Even With Crisis: UN
Global tourist figures inflated in 2011 regardless of the economic crisis, the Arab spring and Japanese disasters, and will hit one billion in 2012, a UN body said on Monday. The number ...

Philippines Tourism Caught in Copycat Ad Row Second Time
Philippine tourism suffered a setback Friday over claims of its new slogan copied an old Swiss one. This is the second time in a row after having already ditched an earlier campaign that all...

Agent Says N. Korea Tourism to Reopen After Kim Death
A tour organizer has said that North Korea will reopen to tourists on January 10, less than a month after strongman Kim Jong-Il died. Kim died on December 17 from a heart attack at the a...

Tourist Ban in Dutch Cannabis Cafes to Start in May
The Dutch justice ministry has confirmed that new legislation to ban non-Dutch residents from cannabis-selling coffee shops in southern Netherlands should be enforced no later than May 1 nex...

Tourism in Japan Affected by Atomic Fears
Fears of radiation have caused a dip in tourism in Japan. But despite an appearance of normality, business is far from booming in Matsushima, where serene pine-covered islands have attac...

Record Year for Paris Tourism
The City of Light has reported a record number of visitors this year. The number of tourists rose 3.5 percent in the first half of the year to a record 7.6 million, according to...

Quality and Affordable Treatment Making Kolkata a Medical Tourism Hotspot
West Bengal's Kolkata city emerged as a favourite destination for medical tourism, owing to the world class facilities provided to the foreign patients at an extremely affordable price. ...

Tunisian Tourism Woes Reflected By Empty Hotels and Silent Beaches
The Tunisian seaside resort of Yasmine Hammamet with its fine beach, warm blue sea and welcoming hotels is like a picture postcard in early summer -- but with nobody in it. Europeans, Al...

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