The global wildlife tourism industry is entrepreneurial. Individual actions can make a collective difference, signaling to the market that consumers support ethical wildlife encounters.

Oungoyba runs a successful tourist hotel next door to his house ... an American collector interested in purchasing "authentic" Dogon art. The Dogon, subsistence farmers who hold ancient animist ...

Abstract: Tourism recommender system relies on several items in supporting its effectiveness in the context. The items' searching and selecting needed tools, such recommender system. The item concerns ...

In 2023, a British tourist carved his name and that of his significant other into the Colosseum walls and faced a criminal penalty of up to five years in prison and thousands of dollars in fines.

Mali's Dogon Country, located in the heart of West Africa, is world-renowned for its colorful festivals and deep cultural heritage, drawing visitors from around the globe. This region offers a ...

Extraordinary items and nonrecurring items are examples of business expenses that had a significant impact on the company's current financial report but will not appear in its future reports.

Secondly, user ratings for tourism items are also sparse, making it hard to determine users’ preferences for tourism items. Lastly, the temporal context of tourists choosing attractions is also a ...

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A Phuket Provincial Police officer helps a Russian female tourist retrieve her items stolen by a monkey at Khao To Sae hill in central Phuket on July 29, 2024. PHUKET — Two Phuket Provincial ...

Separate from the nightly tourist tax already applied to accommodation, the new charge forms part of a three-month trial initiated to help curb overtourism at peak times. Anyone entering must show ...

Sultan Sikandar Muhammad, a taxi driver with Uber, who found a valuable item and ensured its safe return to its owner by handing it over to the Tourism ... in returning lost items to their ...