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Emirates has announced it will resume flights to Tehran from tomorrow. Guangzhou in China will follow from July 25th, while Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa (August 1st), and Oslo (August 4th) are the next in line.

The Czech tourism board is now slowly starting to open-up and welcome visitors from all over the world, with both easyJet and Ryanair resuming direct flights between the two countries.

Ryanair will cut the number of flights it offers between the UK and Ireland from next month in response to what it brands as “defective” quarantine measures on the Emerald Isle.

The website – which receives around 15 million visits a year – has been revamped as part of a wider tourism strategy which also encompasses a new tourism campaign entitled ‘back to Spain’.

Planning a camping trip this summer? Ontario is a playground for outdoor lovers. With an area larger than both France and Spain combined and one-fifth of the world’s fresh water, it’s no wonder there are so many awesome places to camp in Ontario. Dave and I have done a lot of camping in Ontario. Between ….  Read More

Brummies very rarely speak honestly about their feelings towards their home city, but it is becoming a more popular city break for people in the United Kingdom. Therefore, we spoke to Alex, who writes for WeLoveBrum.co.uk to tout the wares of his home city of Birmingham. He has lived in the city throughout his life ….  Read More

There is no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic and its restrictions have had a disastrous effect on the global tourism industry. Sadly, this has led to the loss of many jobs and businesses being forced to close down. Many people working in tourism have been eagerly waiting for restrictions to ease and air travel to ….  Read More

Ralph Waldo Emerson was an American essayist, lecturer, philosopher, and poet who led the transcendentalist movement of the mid-19th century. He is perhaps best known nowadays for his quotes. “It’s not the destination, it’s the journey” is probably his biggest hit. A seemingly simple but nevertheless, profound statement. I guess it’s the constraints of the ….  Read More