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On French trains, exceeding the luggage restriction might now result in fines

Beginning in mid-September, travellers who bring more baggage than allowed will be fined €50

14 persons were arrested for illegal hiking in Hawaii; “Someone is going to get hurt or killed”

Hawaii’s most controversial nature spot has once again become a center of concern, with 14 people recently arrested for accessing the Haiku Stairs on the island of Oahu according to official

The most contentious natural area in Hawaii has once again drawn attention after authorities say that 14 persons were recently detained for illegal hiking in Hawaii, entering the Haiku Stairs on the island of Oahu

Preserving Rome’s Trevi Fountain: Exploring a Proposed Tourist Ticketing System

view of a venice sculpture

Based on available information, Rome is investigating the possibility of implementing a tourist ticketing system in order to protect one of its most recognisable attractions, the Trevi Fountain. Not only is the 18th-century Baroque masterpiece a tourist attraction, but it is also the focal point of the city's continuing battle with overtourism

After a year-long suspension, Japan travel passes will be available in September

After a year-long break, the major train companies in eastern Japan plan to start selling contactless travel cards again on September 1

North Korea plans to reopen Samjiyon to foreign visitors in December 2024

North Korea plans to reopen

North Korea has said that it will reopen international tourism in its northeastern city of Samjiyon starting in December 2024, following a protracted COVID suspension

Discover Europe’s Hidden Gems: How to Avoid Overtourism and Enjoy Unspoiled Destinations

As overtourism takes its toll on Europe’s most popular destinations, travelers are increasingly unwelcome in certain hotspots. Protests in Barcelona, daily fees in Venice, and visitor limits in Dubrovnik highlight the growing tension between tourists and locals. If you’re looking to avoid overtourism, consider exploring Europe's lesser-known treasures, where you can enjoy your trip without the crowds, high prices, or strained hospitality.

How did ancient Egyptians lay the massive stones of the oldest pyramid? Scientists propose new theory

desert landscape with dunes and pyramid of cheops

Egyptologists have been arguing passionately for years about how the enormous pyramids of ancient Egypt were constructed almost 4,000 years ago and How did ancient Egyptians lay the massive stones of the oldest pyramid

Impacts of Anti-Tourist Movement in Spain on Remote Workers and Digital Nomads

mcdonalds and kfc restaurants on a crowded barcelona street

In Spain, some remote workers claim they are self-conscious while speaking English in public

After demonstrators against climate change block runways, Frankfurt airport suspends flights

Frankfurt airport

Following protesters blocking runways due to climate change, Frankfurt airport suspends flights.

An easier hike than the Camino de Santiago is this one

While the well-known Camino de Santiago remains congested with walkers, the Camino de Levante provides a more sedate option with Vatican-approved religious and cultural sites as well as delicious Mediterranean food.