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The Government has unanimously agreed on the specific tourism projects and destinations in which 615 million euros will be invested from the Next Generation EU recovery funds dedicated to the Destination Tourism Sustainability Plans program. The beneficiaries amount to 169 projects in the different autonomous communities. "The program of Tourism Sustainability Plans in Destinations that …

The anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge in Bastogne, Belgium, and its surrounding communities, inspires many commemorative events this weekend.

At 25sq m, the Penang National Park is rather small compared to other national parks in Malaysia, but it is no less impressive.

The Nagzira Wildlife Sanctuary near Nagpur is a birders paradise with plenty of sambar, gaur, and nilgai in addition to reptiles to be spotted here

The legend also performs a tappa in the same raag.

The much-awaited 28km long safari ride is all set to be launched in Daroji Bear Sanctuary from August 15.

Aged care, mental health and family violence spending headlined Tuesdays 2021 federal budget. But while some portfolios and policy areas dominated discussion and attention, there were plenty of others that fell under the radar. Heres a look at six of them.  New residents will soon have to wait four years for welfare access The government has announced it will apply a consistent four-year waiting period across most welfare payments before new Australian residents can access them. The measure, e...

Waqf ruling stalls key heritage project Updated: Updated: Interpretation centre was being built inside Qutb Shahi Tombs complex Share Article AAA The Qutb Shahi Tombs complex is one of the most visited landmarks in Hyderabad.   | Photo Credit: Serish Nanisetti Interpretation centre was being built inside Qutb Shahi Tombs complex Work on the Interpretation Centre of the Quli Qutb Heritage Park has come to a grinding halt following a ruling by the Telangana State Waqf Tribunal. The tribunal ga...

He was fortunate that family members had been able to take on his farm work, he said. However, there was the odd day he could get out on the farm, which was enjoyable because it was a different type of work, Duffy said. While it was not for everyone, going to meetings in a shirt ironed by his wife, he did enjoy serving the community and the people he had met along the way. Duffy is now in his seventh term as a Southland District councillor, and has served two terms as deputy mayor. ...