Tourism
Tourists spend average 30,000 pesos at Mexico Grand Prix 2025
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Each tourist attending the Formula 1 Mexican Grand Prix in Mexico City will spend an average of 30,000 pesos on services and food, according to a consultancy. The event will boost hotel occupancy to 90% and benefit areas like Roma, Condesa, and Polanco. Fans also face additional costs for tickets, food, and merchandise that can exceed 95,000 pesos per family.
Tokyo strengthens Halloween measures in Shibuya and Shinjuku for tourist surge
Tokyo's Shibuya and Shinjuku wards are ramping up measures to curb disruptive behavior amid an expected surge of foreign tourists on Halloween, Friday, October 31. The Metropolitan Police Department will deploy hundreds of riot police around Shibuya Station to manage crowds. Drawing from past incidents of public drinking violations and accidents, authorities aim to ensure public safety.
Italian City of Bolzano Proposes Tax on Dog Owners
In a bid to manage urban challenges, officials in Bolzano, Italy, have proposed a new tax on dog owners, affecting both residents and tourists. The measure aims to fund cleanup efforts and promote responsible pet ownership amid rising complaints about pet waste in public spaces. If approved, it could set a precedent for other European cities grappling with similar issues.
Grand Egyptian Museum to open in November with strong Japanese ties
October 29, 2025 23:14Egypt extends EGP 50bn hotel financing initiative by six months to boost tourism capacity
October 28, 2025 04:01Omar Hisham announces launch of 2025 Egyptian Open at Madinaty
October 27, 2025 14:31Government targets coastal sites for tourism privatization
October 26, 2025 19:01Indonesia and Turkey agree to enhance civil aviation cooperation
October 26, 2025 10:06Kenya welcomes first cruise ship to Shimoni Port
October 26, 2025 09:58Violent home invasions rattle Summerstrand residents
October 25, 2025 07:41Naicó, La Pampa's ghost town perfect for disconnection
October 18, 2025 05:09Artificial intelligence disrupts the tourism industry
September 20, 2025 00:46Spain Revises 2024 Economic Growth Upward to 3.5 Percent
United states revokes 13 mexican airline routes over airport policies
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The US Department of Transportation revoked approval for 13 routes operated by Mexican airlines to its territory, accusing Mexico of violating the bilateral aviation agreement through decrees that reduced operations at AICM and banned cargo flights there. The measure, effective from November 7 for some routes, impacts Viva Aerobus, Aeroméxico, and Volaris, and could lead to a loss of 202,500 US tourists and 266 million dollars in the winter season. President Claudia Sheinbaum rejected the decision, defending Mexican sovereignty.
Dutchman who assaulted girlfriend and officers in Diani to be detained 14 days
A 47-year-old Dutch national has been ordered detained for 14 more days to allow police to complete investigations into his case. He was arrested after assaulting his girlfriend and attacking officers at Diani Police Station. The court granted the prosecution's request to ensure the probe is not compromised.
Cali celebrates civic and economic success of Shakira concert
Shakira's concert at Estadio Pascual Guerrero on October 25, 2025, drew over 30,000 people in Cali, showcasing high civic behavior and generating an economic impact exceeding 21 million dollars. Attendees and officials praised the order and cleanliness of the event, which debunked myths about the city's readiness for major shows. Cali residents now call for more entertainment events to boost tourism and the local economy.
Egypt ramps up preparations for Grand Egyptian Museum opening
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly chaired the ninth Governors’ Council meeting to discuss intensive preparations for the Grand Egyptian Museum’s opening on November 1. He described the inauguration as one of the most anticipated global cultural events of the year. He stressed the need for maximum readiness in the surrounding areas.