World Tourism Cities Weekly vol.18

The Petra Development and Tourism Region Authority (PDTRA) on Saturday organised several activities to celebrate the 11th anniversary...

World Tourism Cities Weekly vol.17

World Tourism Cities Weekly vol.17

World Tourism Cities Weekly vol.16

The number of Chinese visitors to central New Zealand is set to grow, following a new partnership between Wellington’s largest tourism organisations that will see a $2.5million funding boost to grow tourism to the region over the next five years.

World Tourism Cities Weekly vol.15

On July 12, the press conference for the WTCF Qingdao Fragrant Hills Tourism Summit 2018 was held in Beijing. Jointly hosted by WTCF and Qingdao Municipal Government, the summit will be held at Qingdao Shangri-La Hotel, with the theme of “Orient Industry Trends, Brand Tourism Cities”.

World Tourism Cities Weekly vol.14

In June, the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal is rippling with blue waves and green plants on both sides of the embankment.

World Tourism Cities Weekly vol.13

Hamburg, a Hanseatic City, has become the most beautiful metropolis in Europe because of its seaside charms and inclusiveness. The city offers tourists a glimpse of pure city living and the natural ways of living: the city’s combined brilliance and natural views, dense water channels, and lush green plants...