The 32nd edition of the South-East-Asian games has kicked off for the first time in Cambodia, with the host nation thrashing Timor-Leste 4-0 in the […]
Author: Gareth Johnson
Why the Sudan Crisis Could Destabilize the Whole Region
Coup’s in Sudan have now become such the norm that our friends and partners initially simply shrugged off the latest Sudan crisis. Yet as events […]
Libyan Visa on Arrival Announced in Huge Reboot of Local Tourism
In what can only be described as great news for the travel junkies out there, Libya, formerly of Gaddafi fame and indeed one of the […]
What is it like to visit the Mount Hagen Festival in Papua New Guinea
After three years out of the game due to Covid-19 the Mount Hagen Festival finally made a comeback in August of 2022, but what exactly […]
Can Americans go to Syria? – They can now
Until just yesterday if you asked the question “Can Americans go to Syria” the answer would have been a residing now, but that is no […]
Leader Speaks – Muhammad Rami Radwan Martini Tourism Minister of Syria
Formerly a cradle of civilization, a jewel in the crown of the French Empire and indeed a tourist Mecca, recent times have been much harder […]
North Korea unlikely to be reopening to Tourism and Following China’s lead
CHINA’S almost complete reopening to foreign tourists has created excitement in the industry — and raises the tantalising possibility of North Korea following in its […]
How North Korea could take the Vietnam route to tourism
When it comes to opening up socialist countries — either economically, or touristically — the notion of the “Vietnam Model” is often mentioned. Therefore North […]