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From October 12, countries in Europe's Schengen area will be embracing a new Entry/Exit System that relies on biometrics.

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After two summers piloting Copenpay, a programme that rewards eco-conscious activities, Copenhagen is modelling what regenerative tourism can look like ...

From the icy passages of the Arctic to the reef-laced waters of Australia, travellers to some of the world’s most enchanting ports may soon spot a new ship silhouette on the horizon.

Traditional heritage, wildlife conservation, and responsible tourism converge at Mongolia's new Eagle Hunter Cultural Centre ...

After decades of advocacy, two new urban planning projects in the US are bringing communities of colour back to the water in meaningful ways ...

Typhoon Ragasa – known locally in the Philippines as Nando – ballooned into a Category 5 super typhoon over the Philippine ...

Designers with roots in the Middle East are using their creations as vessels for change – whether as protest, to push body positivity, campaign for culture or spearhead sustainable practices ...

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