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At Least 34 Dead After Tourist Boat Capsizes in Ha Long Bay

At Least 34 Dead After Tourist Boat Capsizes in Ha Long Bay

Noi Jh | July 20, 2025 | 9:03 am | Travel & Tourism, World News

At least 34 people died when a tourist boat capsized in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The tragedy, caused by rough weather, has shocked the nation. Rescue teams continue searching for survivors as authorities investigate safety lapses behind the deadly incident.

Tanzania’s Flamingos: A Top Wildlife Experience

Tanzania’s Flamingos: A Top Wildlife Experience

Noi Jh | July 19, 2025 | 8:55 pm | Travel & Tourism

Tanzania’s flamingos are ranked among the world’s most captivating wildlife sights. Found in lakes like Natron and Manyara, these pink beauties create surreal, dreamlike landscapes. Tourists and photographers flock to witness this natural wonder, making it a bucket-list experience.

Thailand-China High-Speed Rail Unveils Cultural Stations

Thailand-China High-Speed Rail Unveils Cultural Stations

Noi Jh | July 19, 2025 | 8:48 pm | Travel & Tourism

Thailand’s high-speed rail project with China will feature five stations blending modern design with local culture. These hubs aim to boost tourism and regional development while showcasing Thailand’s unique identity through architecture. A milestone in connectivity and cultural pride!

UNESCO Adds New World Heritage Sites

UNESCO Adds New World Heritage Sites

Noi Jh | July 19, 2025 | 8:34 pm | Travel & Tourism

UNESCO has announced its latest World Heritage Sites, spotlighting cultural and natural wonders worldwide. From ancient ruins to breathtaking landscapes, these new additions aim to preserve global heritage and promote sustainable tourism. Check out the full list to inspire your next journey!

Thailand Delays Tourist Entry Fee to 2026

Thailand Delays Tourist Entry Fee to 2026

Noi Jh | July 19, 2025 | 3:44 pm | Travel & Tourism

Thailand has postponed its planned tourist entry fee until next year, aiming to ease travel costs and encourage more visitors. This delay is expected to boost tourism numbers, extend visitor stays, and support the country’s economic recovery by making travel to Thailand more attractive and affordable.