Four years on and the devastating effects of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake on the local tourism industry seem to have passed. Jiuzhai Valley National Park is arguably China’s most beautiful natural site and the country’s premier national park. … Continue Reading
The Delta County Tourism Cabinet invites travelers to check out the adventure-filled summer vacation opportunities available in Western Colorado this summer. … Continue Reading
NSW Minister for Tourism and Major Events George Souris, has launched an impressive calendar of events which firmly cements Newcastle as a true festival city. … Continue Reading
This year’s annual Spring of Culture Festival in Bahrain will transform Manama into a destination for international and Bahraini culture during the months of March and April. … Continue Reading
Did you hear? After a long 22-year hiatus, the Taste of Orange County is coming back to Irvine this summer. This world-class event is being supported by Cox Communications, Clear Channel Radio, CBS Radio, Coast Magazine, OC Weekly, OC Metro Magazine, … Continue Reading
A year after being struck by a magnitude 6.3 earthquake on February 22, 2011, Christchurch, in the South Island of New Zealand, is poised to become one of the most exciting cities in Australasia. … Continue Reading
Last week’s “historic outcome” at the Tourism Industry Council NSW Annual General Meeting “accurately reflects the Tourism Industry Council NSW’s regional diversity and membership base” said its general manager Andrew Jefferies. … Continue Reading
Victoria yesterday launched two new tourism marketing initiatives aimed at the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and other Gulf countries. … Continue Reading
Move over Mardi Gras, step aside Rio Carnaval, Trinidad has the greatest pre-Lenten celebration in the world. Over 40,000 visitors and 780,000 locals are getting ready to jump, dance and wave to the beat of pulsating soca rhythms during the Caribbean’s largest and most anticipated cultural mega-festival, Trinidad Carnival. … Continue Reading
One of Australia’s biggest fishing events will this year combine with a new ‘Blues Wine ‘n’ Food Festival’ in Port Stephens to create a colourful and tasty seaside carnival. … Continue Reading
