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The new rules are set to come into place by June this year.

Venice is trying to cut the number of day-trippers to the city, as tourist beds exceeded residents for the first time last year.

There’s no shortage of style and talent, but Africa will never realise its potential, say insiders, until it invests in its textile industry

Move aims to reduce pressure of thousands of daily visitors to Italian city and protect residents

For decades, Tele Liban has been a mainstay of Lebanese living rooms. Zaven Kouyoumdjian, author of two books on television including "Lebanon on Screen", said Tele Liban was part of a modernising effort in the Arab world and also "brought all Lebanese together".

The 2024 United States presidential election is beginning to look increasingly like a referendum on Donald Trump

South America’s largest country has enough colourful cities, historic landmarks and areas of natural beauty to rival entire continents

Historic Srimukhalingam temple’s chief priest Naidugari Rajasekhar urged Archaeological Survey of India’s Director General Kishore Kumar Basa to use his good offices for the inclusion of the temple in the world heritage structures’ list of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to get special recognition and funds for…

Deep snow, icy pools and cosy hotels in timeless stone villages … this is a magical time in Zagori and Greece’s mountainous north

Government intends to ratify 2003 Unesco convention and celebrate country’s cultural activities