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Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board Heads to ITB Asia 2026 in Singapore, to Strengthen Global Travel Partnerships

'Stay home!': Tourists find themselves in a France convulsed by protests

Ancient ethnic village in Yunnan thrives on cultural tourism

How First Class Jerk Is Building a Travel Media Brand

In this Skift Take Sessions episode, recorded at the Skift Creator Summit during Skift Global Forum, Sarah Dandashy sits down with Adam Lovick, founder of First Class Jerk, to discuss how he built a travel brand around irreverent storytelling, video, and photography. Lovick shares how his family’s history in the travel industry shaped his path and why he sees content and audience attention as a competitive advantage for travel brands.

‘How green are our valleys?’: in the footsteps of miners on south Wales’s new forest trail

The first stage of an ambitious new hiking route that will link woodlands across Wales takes walkers into the wild hills above the valleys’ old mining villages Bracken and heather ripple across the plateau. I exhale into the chill autumn air and my breath mists a view that reaches all the way to Gower and the ochre peaks of Bannau Brycheiniog (formerly the Brecon Beacons). Far below, the Ogmore valley’s terrace houses look like tiny constellations but up here on Tarren y Fforch, it’s just me and a few sheep taking springy steps between tufts of bilberries. If this corner of the south Wales valleys feels a long way from its coal mining past, that is, partly, the point. I’m hiking the new Llwybr Coedwig Cymru Trail , or Wales Forest Trail. Running from Porthkerry Park, near Barry, to Pont Walby, close to Glynneath, this 50-mile (80km) pilot route is the first section of what the National Forest for Wales hopes will eventually be a trail linking woodlands across the length and breadth of Wales: a sylvan counterpart to the Wales Coast Path . Continue reading...

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Tourism industry eyes economic potential of elderly travelers

French tourism industry fears damage to country's appeal amid violence: 'My family in Brazil told me not to go to Paris'

Tajikistan’s Panjakent Aims to Build Its Tourism Industry

Vrbo Exempts Some Properties From Losing Subscription Plans: Scoop

With some hosts and property managers upset about being unable to renew or convert to subscriptions, Vrbo should be more transparent about why some listings qualify for an exemption while others don't.

Louvre Closed, Travel Warnings Mount: What France’s Protests Mean for Tourists

Governments are updating their travel guidance as protests spread across Europe. The question for travel is whether unrest will continue beyond region's shoulder season.

Paris weekend riots raise concerns for tourism industry