Tourism

The start of the long-awaited journey is around the corner, although no one dares to set a date.

The story of the Odyssey cruise ship is poised to serve as a cautionary tale for the future.

Everything that could go wrong is getting worse.

You’ve probably heard that Finland is the happiest country in the world. However, expats have something to say about that.

Two of the country’s major airports have asked passengers not to use them in their facilities.

A neighborhood in Seoul is so fed up with tourists that it has taken an extreme measure: imposing a curfew.

“If we see visitors damaging places, we must take action,” the country's prime minister said.

Officials claim the pipe is an “improvement” to the waterfall made during the dry season to avoid “disappointing” tourists.

“If the bag can’t be scanned automatically, it can end up in manual processing, which could mean your bag doesn’t make it to the flight,” airport handlers say.

Just a week after local authorities installed it, the large fence in Fujikawaguchiko already has 10 holes.

In Fujikawaguchiko, a huge barrier has been put up to prevent crowds at a popular spot from viewing the iconic Japanese landmark.

The Mexican government says that the problems are “social” and that access to the ruins isn't cut off.