Currently, there is a fine of $200 if someone is caught pooing somewhere else other than a public lavatory. However, the association wants further tightening of the law.

Travelex, a market leading foreign exchange brand, today announces the creation of more than 1,200 new international jobs. The announcement follows a series of major new contract wins across the APAC, Europe, MET and UK regions as both the international travel and FX markets continue to recover strongly post-pandemic.

The Andrews Labor Government is supporting Victoria’s accommodation and hospitality industry to bounce back and create more jobs, as the state continues to welcome more domestic and international visitors.

One-thirds of the population is millennial and hence companionship is easily available. That is a huge positive point given the fact that isolation is one of the primary issues that hamper mental health. July fourth is round the corner. The best way one can celebrate festivals is by using to connect with people and heritage. To handle the rising mental health issue of the younger generation there is no better option than making them engage with each other. The cities in America and July 4 occasion together create the best opportunity to do that.  

Businesses in The Blue Mountains are putting a lot of hope on a full of activity Canada Day long weekend and the first summer season without any restriction ever since 2019. The tourism sector of the region was impacted harshly …

The United States Tour Operators Association (USTOA) led a group of Active Member tour operators and Associate Members to Washington, D.C., June 14-15 to advocate for a number of key industry issues. Thirty-plus attendeesfrom around the country met with 34 …

 According to recent research by NordVPN, 1 in 4 travelers have been hacked when using public Wi-Fi while traveling abroad. Most of those hacks happen while travelers are in transit at train stations, bus stations, or the airport. “It is …

Interest in visiting other European destinations (58%) has increased significantly (+7%) since last summer.
Notably, 31% of respondents will head to an adjacent European country and 27% to a non-neighbouring one.