Celle: A Showcase of Half-Timbered Architecture

 

Situated on the banks of the River Aller with Lüneburg Heath on its doorstep, Celle boasts an enchanting Old Town with hundreds of timber-framed buildings and a palace uniting Renaissance and Baroque styles. Is it a town or a fairytale? This is the question you'll inevitably ask yourself as you walk through Celle.

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Register your interest to run a Christmas market in Martin Place Applications are now open for a market operator to run a community market in Martin Place between Pitt and Castlereagh streets, creating an interesting and vibrant destination to celebrate Christmas.

Hunting for gold in Levi, Finland's leading ski resort

A new summer adventure is coming to Levi, in Finnish Lapland. Travelers are invited to search for a hidden gold prize worth €20,000 beneath the Arctic midnight sun.

Atlantic City Has Your Summer Plans Covered

 

Kick off the start of summer in Atlantic City with a season packed full of excitement, celebration, and unforgettable experiences! June brings major events and entertainment to the destination, from live concerts and beach festivals to family-friendly attractions and nightlife that keeps the city buzzing all month long.

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Food waste rules are changing for businesses If your business prepares, handles or sells food, you may need to start separating your food and garden organics from general waste.  New state government rules will be introduced in stages from July. Check when your business needs to comply and how to get ready.

Nel verde di Tokyo

 

Tokyo, if you look at it, is a city with a grand scale in the world, and its skyline of impressive buildings is one of its most distinctive buildings. Presente nell'immaginario collettivo come frenetica e brulicante di vita, custodisce in realtà a large number of spazi verdi dove ritagliarsi a momento di tranquillità, spesso proprio in cima ai palazzi della sua skyline. Questo mese andiamo a scoprire alcuni spazi verdi insoliti della capitale nipponica..

U.S. Virgin Islands Announces St. John Celebration 2026: History & Collaboration with a Musical Mix

 

The U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Tourism, in partnership with the Division of Festivals, is proud to announce the 2026 St. John Celebration, will be taking place from June 14 through July 4, 2026. This beloved annual festival will once again bring together residents and visitors for weeks of culture, music, cuisine, and community under the vibrant theme: “History and Collaboration with a Musical Mix.”

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6 tips for smarter fashion choices to cut waste Make decisions today your future self and the environment will thank you for. Tickets now available for the Green Square clothes swap on Saturday 13 June.

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New rules for rental homes. Take the survey now Less than a quarter of NSW rental homes have insulation.

Chad and Mauritania Buck the Trend for Tourism in the Sahel & Southern Sahara

 

A new group trip to Chad will launch next year, taking guests to explore some of the most striking landscapes anywhere in the Sahara.

New report supports destinations on EU sustainability claims law

 

The GDS-Movement, in collaboration with the European Travel Commission and NECSTouR, has launched a new report titled “Proof, Not Promises: A Practical Guide to the EU Empowering Consumers Directive for Destinations”.

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Create more accessible visitor experiences Join a free webinar for tourism and visitor‑experience operators looking to improve accessibility and make experiences more welcoming for every visitor. Register now for webinars on 4 and 18 June. Delivered by Destination NSW and Get Skilled Access.

Embrace Each Day and Find New Ways to Celebrate Life at Nikki Beach Dubai

 

The rhythm of beachfront living takes on new meaning at Nikki Beach Dubai, where a curated lineup of weekly experiences, blending music, dining, and social connection, awaits.

Foreign tourists drove tourism growth to Estonia in 2025

 

According to Statistics Estonia, accommodation establishments in Estonia hosted around 3.7 million tourists in 2025, marking a 2% increase compared to 2024, although still 3% below pre-pandemic 2019 levels. Compared with 2024, the number of international visitors increased, while domestic tourist numbers declined slightly.

Let’s connect at IMEX Frankfurt 2026

 

Heading to IMEX Frankfurt? Meet the VisitScotland Business Events team and our exhibiting partners at stand B420 from 19 – 21 May.

Argentina in the Spotlight: From World Cup Glory to a New Era of Global Tourism

 

Argentina stepped confidently onto the global stage once again — not just as a footballing giant, but as a destination redefining its place in the world of luxury travel, gastronomy, and experiential tourism.

Cambodia Tourism Board launches a location scouting program for international film productions

 

For Minea Kim, CEO of the CTB (Cambodia Tourism Board), visibility of the Kingdom is the first task to lift the country’s image and attract more international visitors.

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Welcome to City of Sydney News Each edition will bring you stories of innovation, community and growth, showcasing the people and projects that make Sydney a great place to live, work and explore.

Eight Must-Do Road and Rail Trips in California to Experience this Summer

 

California’s diverse landscapes are best experienced on the open road and by the extensive rail network, where iconic journeys reveal everything from dramatic coastlines to spectacular national parks. From legendary routes to lesser-known byways, rich farmlands to luscious alpine lakes, the Golden State has something to impress all tastes. Read on to discover eight road and rail adventures to explore in California this summer.

As food outlet closures multiply, is Singapore losing its edge as Southeast Asia’s gastronomy capital?

 Singapore’s F&B sector is facing a serious shakeout with an unusually high number of restaurant and food outlet closures raising concerns about the city’s status as one of Asia’s top dining hubs.