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Croatian town bans night alcohol sales to curb rowdy touristsMakarska, a Croatian resort, has banned overnight alcohol sales in shops. This measure aims to prevent public drinking and maintain order f...- 'Pure extortion': Foreign workers including Indians face violence and exploitation in CroatiaWhen DD left his home in India for Croatia last year, he expected his food delivery work to be hard, with long hours and low pay. He was al...
- Bulgaria to switch to euro starting January 1Bulgaria will become the 21st country to adopt the euro on Thursday, but some believe the move could bring higher prices and add to instabi...
- This Indian state is among world's top 10 underrated tourist gems for 2026Intrepid Travel has placed Arunachal Pradesh on its “Not Hot List” for 2026, naming it the only Indian destination among 10 lesser-visited ...
- How to cruise responsibly in over-touristed destinations across EuropeFaced with overtourism, several European cities are tightening cruise ship regulations. Travelers can still explore these destinations resp...
- Can tourism be used as a peace-building force? These socially conscious operators say yesIn a year marked by war and division, a handful of companies are building trips that blend sightseeing with access to diverse communities a...
- Time to send all those loutish tourists packingInternational tourism is booming, with a significant rise in Indian tourists traveling abroad. However, this surge is straining local commu...
- These European countries are imposing fines and restrictions amid tourist overcrowdingSeveral Schengen countries are taking various measures to address the social issues arising from over-tourism. Italy has introduced entranc...
- Digital nomad visa concept to gain more popularity: Ankur DhawanSo, typically as some of the job profiles which were rendered remote during the Covid times, continue to be remote, this concept will gain ...
- Oyo completes acquisition of European firm Direct BookerThis acquisition will strengthen Oyo's presence in Europe broadly and Croatia specifically where it already has nearly 1,800 vacation homes...
- India GDP to shrink by 4.5% in 2020 due to Covid-19 pandemic: Dun & Bradstreet reportIndia could witness a negative growth of 4.5% in 2020 fiscal, but could grow at a healthy growth rate of 6.3% in 2021 fiscal, Country Risk ...
- What I read this week: Why farm loan waiver is not the solution; and Trump is not all about big growthWhen India’s average farm size is below one hectare, how can loan waiver address the real problem? That’s food for thought this weekend.
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