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Beat the January Blues With Plans for February Half Term in Scotland

Beat the January Blues With Plans for February Half Term in Scotland

From wildlife, stargazing, historic castles to magic, there are plenty of great ideas for days out in Scotland to keep kids of all ages entertained this half term. Also, with accommodation to suit all budgets, why not make a week of it? Wrap up warm, but bring sunglasses, and remember to refer to the Scottish Outdoor Access Code when out and about.

The U.S. Virgin Islands Announces Dates for St Thomas Carnival 2024

The U.S. Virgin Islands Announces Dates for St Thomas Carnival 2024

In collaboration with the Division of Festivals, the U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI) Department of Tourism announces the official dates for the 2024 St. Thomas Carnival. Scheduled to be held from April 28 to May 5, 2024, this year's annual celebration is projected to be the largest to date.

UNWTO Shares Top Destinations to Visit in 2024 Before Peak Season

UNWTO Shares Top Destinations to Visit in 2024 Before Peak Season

The new year brings with it opportunities for new adventures. To help satisfy your wanderlust and inspire your next getaway, the UNWTO shares its list of top off-the-beaten-path destinations to visit in 2024 before peak season hits this summer. Escape the ordinary and explore the world’s undiscovered rural treasures offering unique experiences at these charming lesser-known destinations, promising unforgettable memories.

New Flight from Los Angeles and San Francisco to Chiang Mai, Thailand

New Flight from Los Angeles and San Francisco to Chiang Mai, Thailand

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) Los Angeles in collaboration with STARLUX Airlines, is excited to announce the launch of flights from Los Angeles and San Francisco to Chiang Mai, a captivating cultural destination in Thailand. Starting January 16th, STARLUX Airlines, renowned for their premium service will provide convenient access to the vibrant region of Northern Thailand.

Steady Progress Being Made on Tourism Ministry’s Multi-Dimensional Impact Assessment Study

Steady Progress Being Made on Tourism Ministry’s Multi-Dimensional Impact Assessment Study

Following a productive courtesy call between the Ministry of Tourism and World Bank representatives on Tuesday (January 16), Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett has reported steady strides regarding the Ministry’s Multi-Dimensional Impact Assessment Study, which will evaluate the economic impact as well as other implications of adding 20,000 new hotel rooms over the next 10 years.