Religious Tourism
5 things you probably didn’t know about Holy Week in the Philippines
The Holy Week in the Philippines is the most significant religious event in the country. As a Filipino, I thought I'd share with you some interesting things that happen during this week, aside from traditional religious observances.
Maarkazhi Thiruvaathirai: India smooth the way for Sri Lankan pilgrims
The Government of India has agreed to facilitate the travel of Sri Lankan pilgrims through a ferry from Kankasanthurai in the North to Chennai in the State of Tamil Nadu.
Karma Group: meet the Dalai Lama’s new neighbours
Karma Group have announced the acquisition of a new property in Dharamshala, in the upper reaches of the Kangra Valley in India. Dharamshala is the adopted home of the Dalai Lama and the exiled Tibetan government, with the Dalai Lama’s residence in the village of McLeodGanj, running along a ridge overlooking the town proper.
South Korea Templestay programme ushers the new year
The Cultural Corps of Korean Buddhism is a network of about 130 temples throughout the country which keep the richness
Jerusalem Launches Millennials Discount Package
The Jerusalem Development Authority (JDA) has announced the launch of a package of discounts for young professional tourists visiting Jerusalem
Great Rail Journeys releases Oberammergau itineraries
Great Rail Journeys has released its 2018 Brochure Preview Europe, UK & Cruising by Rail, including three itineraries in 2020
Halal tourism boom predicted for the UAE
Total spending on halal tourism in the UAE is projected to increase by 4.4% in 2016, according to a study
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