A lot of activities, entertainment and winter sports competitions are lined up in the Nordic mountain resorts.

Sweden’s Museum of the Year 2019 award has been given to the Museum of Sketches in the university city of Lund.

Travel and tourism grew 8.1%, the highest of any country in the European Union and far ahead of the EU average.

Although arrivals from Western countries have plummeted since the Rohingya crisis, there are signs of a turnaround.

A Danish chef has been brought in to harvest the catch of the rough seas and serve it in an underwater tube for up to 40 guests.

The new urban destination Jubileumsparken is the winner of a Swedish Architects award for best landscape architecture.

The president of the United States from 2009 to 2017 will be the headline speaker at the WTTC Global Summit 2019.

New research reveals Egypt’s travel and tourism sector growing by 16.5%, second only to Ethiopia in the whole of Africa.

Captive whales, dolphins and other marine mammals should not be suffering as tourist attractions, a new report says.

The travel and tourism sector is growing almost four times faster than the wider economy and is now worth 20% of GDP.

European visitors to the Gulf countries will leap up 29% by 2023, a report predicts, while Sweden will be popular for Gulf travellers.

Western Europe is Dubai’s biggest contributor of overnight visitor volumes, commanding a 21% share in 2018.

Three Swedish museums, dedicated to mountains, women’s history and the artistic process, are up for the 2019 award.

The tourism promotion is aimed at boosting repeat visitors to Britain by attracting them to new places beyond central London.

The traditional winter break in February is now the time to use the last of the winter snows, not Easter.

But up to 100 volunteer visitors will be given free accommodation and meals to help the locals preserve the landscapes.

Michelin-starred chefs have teamed up for a restaurant in the wild, placing seven benches in different locations.

Two tourists travelling to Sweden were locked up for nine weeks and deported by plane at a cost of SEK 1.1mn.

The far north of Scandinavia will soon be hosting the midnight sun once again, when it’s possible to ski around the clock in summer.

Chinese tourists in particular are surging into Thailand in vast numbers, despite recent bad publicity.