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Ancient Roman Bathhouse Linked to Cicero Discovered in Baiae

Archaeologists have uncovered a 2,000 year old Roman bathhouse in the sunken city of Baiae near Naples, believed to be part of Cicero’s villa, offering new insight into Roman luxury and architecture.

UNESCO Adds 26 New World Heritage Sites In 2025

UNESCO has added 26 new World Heritage Sites in 2025, with a special focus on Africa, taking the global total to 1,248 across 170 countries.

Thailand Offers Free Domestic Flights To International Tourists Under New Travel Campaign

Thailand has launched a new programme offering 200,000 free domestic return flights to international tourists from select countries, including India, to promote travel beyond its most popular destinations.

Vatican City Ranked Most Crowded, France Tops List Of Most Visited Countries

A new survey reveals the world’s most overcrowded destinations, with Vatican City at the top, while France continues to lead as the most visited country with over 100 million international arrivals.

Sarnath Moves Closer to UNESCO World Heritage Recognition

The ancient Buddhist site of Sarnath in Uttar Pradesh is advancing toward full UNESCO World Heritage status, a step that could bring global recognition, stronger preservation, and a boost in tourism.

India and China Likely to Resume Direct Flights After Four Years

India and China are preparing to restart direct flights after a four year suspension, a move that will bring relief to travellers, students, and businesses on both sides.

Air Canada to Resume Flights as Government Steps In to End Strike

After a disruptive strike grounded hundreds of flights and stranded thousands of passengers, Air Canada is set to restart operations following a government order that forces both the airline and its cabin crew back to work.

Canadian Government Steps In to End Air Canada Strike Disrupting Over 100,000 Travellers

After a sudden strike by Air Canada flight attendants left more than 100,000 passengers stranded, the Canadian government has ordered workers back on the job and moved the dispute into arbitration.