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TOURISM IN MADRID
In the 1920s, Madrid, New Mexico, grew into a coal-mining town of 2,500; by 1960, only two families remained as demand for coal declinedOnce a bustling coal mining hub, Madrid, New Mexico, boasted around 2,500 residents until the arrival of natural gas in 1949 prompted a swi...- From France to Italy, Belgium and Spain: Housing crisis, rising costs, education fuel wave of protests across EuropeProtests against living costs and housing affordability have escalated across Europe, particularly affecting youth and workers. Countries s...
- From France to Albania, social unrest is setting Europe's streets ablazeAcross Europe, a wave of protests is sweeping through as citizens express their frustration over escalating living expenses and inadequate ...
- Global Markets: Hotter Europe isn't cooling investor fervor for stocksThe heatwaves pummelling Europe this summer will have costly impacts on industries ranging from agriculture to tourism -- but that hasn't s...
- Berlin courts tourists as Paris and Barcelona tire of the crowdsBerlin aims to attract tourists seeking respite from crowded southern European cities. The city highlights its art scene and cooler climate...
- Spanish tourism growth to slow as uncertainties hit travelSpain's tourism sector faces a slowdown. Growth is projected at 3.3% for 2025, lower than earlier forecasts. Economic and geopolitical issu...
- Indians avoid Spain travel amid soaring rentals, locals’ ireSpain is facing backlash from locals due to mass tourism, leading to accommodation shortages and increased prices. Consequently, Indian tra...
- World's top 10 cities revealed. Major European capital fails to make the cutParis has been named the world’s most attractive city for the fourth consecutive year in Euromonitor International’s Top 100 City Destinati...
- This European country will be the world's most visited destination by 2040The tourism industry is poised for significant changes by 2040, with Spain projected to surpass France as the world's top destination. A st...
- Russia quits UN tourism body ahead of vote on its suspensionA UNWTO spokesman said that despite Russia's withdrawal, the assembly would still suspend it as that move would have immediate effects whil...
- World tourism inched back in 2021, still a fraction of pre-pandemic levelsRising vaccination rates and the easing of travel restrictions did allow a small rebound in the second half of 2021, Madrid-based UNWTO sai...
- India’s close Central Asian partner Uzbekistan to host global event for promotionUzbekistan and Portugal have applied to host the UNWTO General Assembly in 2023 as part of an event in Madrid. As a result of the elections...
- International tourism to plunge up to 30% due to virus: UNWTOThe drop in arrivals will lead to an estimated loss of $300-450 billion in international tourism receipts, almost one third of the $1.5 tri...
- Travel buzz: Pope Francis emphasises on boosting tourismPope Francis recently appealed for a sustainable, nondiscriminatory tourist industry in a tweet to his 30 million followers.
- Travel Buzz: Spain’s newest gastronomic offering toledoToledo in Spain is known as the city of three Cultures. Tourists buy saffron & onions from La Mancha; oils from the Montes de Toledo region.
- For travel industry experts, Narendra Modi is a 'breath of fresh air'Marriott International chief global communications and public affairs officer Kathleen Mathews lauded India's new online visa scheme as "br...
- IIFA 2015 returns to Malaysia after 13 yearsThis is the second time IIFA will be travelling to Malaysia. The Bollywood awards ceremony was last held in the country in 2002.
- How to plan your trip to Spain if you are a time-strapped travellerWith its architecture, rich culture and sumptuous cuisine, Spain has a lot to offer to discerning travellers.
- Tourism’s PotentialTourism is a frivolous pursuit: fun, sometimes educational in the lightest sense, often romantic, even exotic.
- Grupo Aldeasa ties up with ITDCGrupo Aldeasa, global leader in souvenir, novelty and gift items, apart from duty-free business, is gearing up to set foot in Indian market.
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