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#NepalCalling: Nepal’s Tourism Reputation Is Now Part of the RescueThe Nepal Tourism Board, trekking associations, rescue organisations and local operators need to provide regularly updated information on route conditions, road access, permits, accommodation, weather and any temporary restrictions.

#NepalCalling: Nepal’s Tourism Reputation Is Now Part of the Rescue

Published September 4, 2026 by Staff Writer

As rescue operations continue in Rasuwa and Nuwakot, Nepal’s Tourism Minister is taking the case directly to the world — reassuring travellers, correcting perceptions and mounting an urgent destination-reputation campaign…

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The Dubai Invite: How Dubai Is Turning Residents Into Its Most Powerful Tourism AmbassadorsWhat makes "A Dubai Invite" genuinely significant for DMO directors, tourism ministers, and destination marketing professionals is not the specifics of its AED 3,000 rewards package—compelling though those incentives are.

The Dubai Invite: How Dubai Is Turning Residents Into Its Most Powerful Tourism Ambassadors

Published July 22, 2026 by Staff Writer

Launched on 20 July 2026, Dubai’s “A Dubai Invite” programme transforms residents from nearly 200 nationalities into trusted global advocates—a creative, low-cost response to the tourism slowdown triggered by the…

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The City That Never Sleeps Has a New Challenger: How Seoul Is Engineering a Night-Time Tourism EconomyNew York may be synonymous with "the city that never sleeps," but Seoul offers a compelling interpretation of that idea in an Asian context.

The City That Never Sleeps Has a New Challenger: How Seoul Is Engineering a Night-Time Tourism Economy

Published July 16, 2026 by Staff Writer

Seoul is not simply staying open later. Under a coordinated strategy led by the Seoul Metropolitan Government, the city is building a night-time visitor economy designed to increase spending and…

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China’s 190 Million Declaration: The Five-Year Tourism Plan That Could Reshape Global TourismThe domestic tourism target — 8.3 billion trips annually by 2030, generating 7.7 trillion yuan in tourism expenditure — is arguably the plan's most consequential objective for China's own economy.

China’s 190 Million Declaration: The Five-Year Tourism Plan That Could Reshape Global Tourism

Published July 8, 2026 by Staff Writer

China’s State Council has approved the most ambitious inbound tourism target in the country’s history—and the implications for aviation, destination strategy, investment, and global tourism competitiveness are immediate and far-reaching.…

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Amsterdam’s War on Overtourism: The 20% Tourist Tax, the Cruise Terminal Closure, and the City That Has Finally Had EnoughUnder the coalition's proposal, passengers would instead fly into Amsterdam Airport Schiphol before travelling by coach to Rotterdam for embarkation.

Amsterdam’s War on Overtourism: The 20% Tourist Tax, the Cruise Terminal Closure, and the City That Has Finally Had Enough

Published July 6, 2026 by Staff Writer

With Europe’s highest proposed overnight visitor levy, a planned cruise terminal closure by 2030, and a €120 million programme to reclaim its historic city centre, Amsterdam is no longer simply…

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