Experts fear that the Viking ships at Bygdøy, which see half a million visitors a year, could break apart without funding.

The United States and three countries in Europe are now among the top destinations for Chinese outbound tourists.

With a few exceptions, all international visitors to New Zealand will be expected to pay more to enter the country.

A pop-up museum will exhibit the world’s most revolting and evil-smelling snacks.

A new UNWTO report is aimed at helping cities manage the often painful impact of tourism on local residents.

A prize-winning Solar Egg, which doubles as a sauna visitors can arrange to experience, will soon be on show.

The Philippine president described the beach paradise as a “cesspool” and shut it down. Has it recovered?

Prices right across the Nordic region are far higher than elsewhere on the continent, whether for a hotel room or a beer.

Working on opening the new museum, scheduled for 2020, “feels more important than ever”, a Swedish politician says.

A tourism delegation from the United Arab Emirates is visiting three Scandinavian cities this week.

Renovated medical spas are providing a new twist in medical tourism, with treatments supervised by personal doctors.

The recent Winter Olympics have opened up tourism to South Korea’s Gangwon province, with new hotels, high-speed rail and attractions.

Tomorrow, a seven-hour climb up Norway's highest mountain will be broadcast minute-by-minute.

Tourism generates $4 billion a day, with Spain and Japan doing well and Russia re-entering the top ten of world spenders.

Operation Archery was a raid by a Norwegian and British force on the Nazi-controlled port of Måløy in late 1941.

The Flixbus long-distance bus fell over on its side in Germany this morning, resulting in serious injuries.

A new survey shows that foreigners flying to Norway with Norwegian, SAS and Widerøe are boosting the economy in a big way.

A tourist and a local fisherman were attacked and killed by a hippopotamus, at the same lake in Kenya, on the same day.

Riders hit a top speed of 100 kilometres per hour, covering 1381 metres in little more than a minute.

Roald Amundsen’s ship Maud was built in Vollen near Oslo; now a new museum will display the vessel.