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Although the official start of the beach season in Israel was set for today, the Ministry of Interior, acting on the recommendations of the Home Front Command, decided to keep all 160 authorized beaches closed because of the ongoing war with Iran.

The Home Front Command has warned that public access to coastal areas will remain prohibited until the security situation improves

A group of ancient monoliths known as the Hintang Archaeological Park, located in Houameuang District of Houaphanh Province, has been granted national cultural‑heritage status.

The complex contains more than 1,500 upright stone pillars and over 150 large stone discs scattered across hills and forested areas. Archaeologists estimate the monuments date back 2,500–3,000 years, likely

A new panoramic route has been inaugurated on the rooftop of the Cathedral of San Gennaro in the historic centre of Naples. Visitors can now walk at a height of about 50 m and enjoy a sweeping view that includes more than five hundred domes and countless bell‑towers spreading across the city.

The walk leads through arches and terraces that are

On 6 March 2026, Laos inaugurated the new Bokeo International Airport, situated in Ban Nyai Simueangngam, approximately five kilometres from the Golden Triangle Special Economic Zone.

The airport is the country’s first international facility built under a private‑finance model. It was developed by Greater Bay Area Investment and Development (Hong Kong) through a Build‑Operate‑Transfer

The Siuru Cultural Centre, planned to open its doors in 2030, is set to become one of the most flexible cultural‑conference venues in the Baltic area. Its concept unites a conference complex, a municipal library and an art museum within a single downtown building, offering organisers direct access to the city’s cultural life.

The ground floor hosts three main event spaces: a

In Champhone district of Savannakhet Province, two historic landmarks have been officially recognised as National Heritage sites, strengthening efforts to safeguard the region’s cultural and religious legacy.

The three‑day ceremony held from 2–4 March brought together provincial and district officials, Buddhist monks and local residents to celebrate the Ho Tay Pidok Library and

The government of Zimbabwe has raised the value‑added tax and extended it to tourism services. Consequently, the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority has announced higher entry charges for the Victoria Falls rainforest.

Current rates for international day visitors (effective until further notice) are:

The Busanga Plains form a vast, seasonally flooded lowland in the north‑western part of Kafue National Park. In the rainy months (November – April) the area turns into a swamp dotted with islands, while the dry season reveals an extensive grassland that rivals the Serengeti or the Masai Mara for sheer abundance of herbivores.

Heavy snowfall has covered Mount Tomorr, creating a breathtaking winter landscape that attracts both adventure seekers and nature lovers.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama posted photos of the snow‑capped mountain, encouraging mountaineers to explore the area during the season.

At 2,417 meters above sea level, Mount Tomorr houses the Tyrbe of Abaz Aliu, a key Bektashi

Provincial authorities in Savannakhet have officially added two cultural landmarks to the national heritage register on 30 January.

That Phon Stupa is one of the most venerated Buddhist monuments in southern Laos. Local tradition dates its construction to 118 BE, making the laterite stone structure, shaped like a lotus bud, roughly 2 500 years old. It stands in Phonthat Village,

Starting on 2 February 2026, visitors to Rome’s Trevi Fountain will be required to pay a modest admission charge.

The City of Rome announced that a ticket costing €2 will grant access to the inner area of the monument. The same fee will also be applied on the first Sunday of every month.

Residents of Rome and the wider Metropolitan City can enter free of charge

For those who want to combine a ski holiday with comfortable lodging, the Tartu region and the nearby Otepää area offer a wide range of options. Whether you are taking part in the Tartu Maraton, training for a competition, or simply enjoying the snowy landscape, you will find suitable premises with ski‑friendly facilities.

While TikTok highlights many of Belize’s famous beaches and adventure tours, the country also offers a range of quieter attractions that deserve a place on any travel itinerary. Below is a concise guide to several noteworthy sites that are less visible on social media but provide authentic Belizean experiences.

Take a guided tractor ride through

The Chiquibul rainforest, spanning roughly 414 sq mi (about the size of Barcelona), is Belize’s largest protected terrestrial area, covering 8 % of the country. It includes the Chiquibul Forest Reserve, Chiquibul National Park, and the Caracol Archaeological Reserve, together forming a vast ecosystem that supplies fresh water to around 40 % of Belize’s population.

Beyond the

Following the popularity of the “Christmas of Wonders” program, the outdoor ice rink located in Cava dei Balestrieri will continue to welcome visitors on weekends until Sunday, 1 March. The venue has become one of the most requested attractions in the Republic.

It offers a pleasant ice‑skating experience for both children and adults.

Opening hours
Friday: 15:00 – 19:00
Saturday:

At the beginning of January, Mount Çika near Vlorë is covered with a fresh layer of snow, creating a spectacular setting for visitors.

The rugged summit overlooks the Ionian Sea on one side and the Vlorë River on the other, offering a distinctive natural experience that attracts hikers, nature enthusiasts and sightseers from Albania and abroad.

Prime Minister

The Velivari area in the Dibra region of northeastern Albania has become a snow‑covered landscape, turning it into a compelling spot for mountaineers, athletes and anyone interested in winter outdoor activities.

Prime Minister Edi Rama posted photos of the snow‑capped scenery on social media, emphasizing the natural charm of the area, according to CE Report and Kosova Press.

On 26 December, officials of Vientiane Province officially designated the Three‑Colored Bronze Buddha as a local‑level national heritage site during a ceremony held at Ban Lingsan Temple in Thoulakhom district.

The event was attended by the Vice Chairman of the Provincial Administrative Committee, Somphasong Souvongkhamchan, along with representatives of provincial and district

A family of former emigrants has launched “Kulla e Zefit”, an agro‑tourism establishment located in Hajmel, near Shkodër, Albania.

The project revives local traditions and craftsmanship, offering guests authentic regional cuisine, warm hospitality and an immersive cultural experience. Visitors can taste dishes prepared from local produce and learn about the family that runs the

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) informs visitors that the operating status of attractions within the country’s national parks changes seasonally. Certain sites are temporarily closed each year to ensure visitor safety and to allow natural areas time to recover.

Thailand manages a total of 156 national parks. Closures are typically scheduled according to regional weather