Uzbekistan’s $2.5bn airport anchors one of Central Asia’s most ambitious infrastructure bets
Construction of the New Tashkent International Airport is set to begin in June 2026, according to Deputy Minister of Transport […]
Nature intelligence: redefining tourism
Tourism is increasingly being restricted. From Venice and Barcelona to Machu Picchu, Santorini and Dubrovnik, destinations are introducing visitor caps,
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Oman’s tourism output rises 7.8% to RO2.28bn in 2025
Oman’s tourism sector posted total output of RO2.28bn ($5.93bn) in 2025, up 7.8% on the previous year, data from the
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Sri Lanka’s Grand Oriental Hotel turns 150 — and is working to outlast its faded reputation
At 2 York Street in Colombo Fort, directly overlooking the port that for centuries was one of the busiest staging
Argentina’s Pampas del Cura is two decades in the making and still rising from the Andean desert
In the Iglesia department of Argentina’s San Juan province, at 200 km from the provincial capital along Ruta Nacional 150
South Africa’s God’s Window Skywalk is still coming — and Mpumalanga is running out of patience
The idea has been two decades in the making. An official sod-turning ceremony took place. Renderings circulated globally. A 2023
Sierra Leone is building its boldest ecotourism asset yet at Tacugama
Sierra Leone’s relationship with its natural heritage has long been one of unrealised potential. The country has some of the
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Oltin Bel Resort, Uzbekistan: Parkent’s “Golden Belt” peak is the front line of Central Asia’s next mountain tourism push
Uzbekistan’s tourism story has, until recently, been told almost entirely through its ancient cities. Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva — the blue-domed
Tanzania’s Tanlink Healthcare Foundation is building the case for East Africa’s first serious medical tourism hub
Medical tourism in Africa has long operated as a one-way street. Patients from across the continent — from Nairobi and
Mankiyal, Pakistan: inside Swat’s bid to turn its wildest valley into a world-class ecotourism destination
Pakistan’s northern valleys have a narrative problem. The country holds some of the most extraordinary mountain terrain on earth —