A rather critical perspective on the new developed 169 Sustainable Development Goals, which are set out to support the Millennium Goals in...
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The consumption of insects or eat bugs, is a common practice in some parts of the world (Africa, Asia, Latin America), where it may become part of...
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Gastronomy and tourism are natural allies and mutually reinforce one another. The many links between gastronomy and tourism and the opportunities...
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Bird-watching, one of the newer types of tourism is increasingly popular, especially in places such as Kuala Lumpur, where many different types of...
MoreMontgomery County Historical Groups Partnership Brings Art to the Community
Trappe – More than 100 years ago, pieces of Norristown’s history were told in Cobalt Blue and earthenware and sold to locals for a limited...
MoreItaly hopes tourists take the slow train
Four lines that have fallen to despair in Italy have been renovated and now provide a new experience along picturesque sceneries in the vintage...
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A group of students from Northumberland College studying for the Higher National Certificate in Travel and Tourism Management went to visit a...
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