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Auschwits - Birkenau – A dark tourism destination

06 May 2024
Sorina Mantu

Visits to locations connected to death have a lengthy history. At least as far back as the times when gladiators fought to the death in Rome's Colosseum for the entertainment of the public, dark tourism has existed. Public executions were customary in the Middle Ages, and from 1792 until 1981, tourists travelled to France to see guillotine beheadings. In the United States, public executions were frequent from 1623 until 1930.

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Analysis of the Size and Scope of the Hospitality Industry in Athens, Greece

06 May 2024
Ardenis Brahimi

The opening section gives an overview of the hospitality sector, in Athens emphasizing its importance. It also sets out the purpose of the investigation. The hospitality industry in Athens has seen growth in times offering a diverse array of job opportunities from entry-level roles to managerial and executive positions. Various successful business models are currently being utilized within the industry catering to both niche market segments and large multinational enterprises. This study aims to delve into the scale and breadth of the hospitality sector in Athens aiming to comprehend its social influence as it flourishes. Moreover, according to Ermioni (2016), this sector is recognized as a driver of the economy with developments in Athens reflecting trends within the broader hospitality landscape of Greece. This analysis could prove valuable for academics, researchers, tourism authorities and hospitality establishments seeking insights into factors influencing the industry operations. These factors encompass tourists since understanding them is essential for anticipating shifts in market preferences and predicting demand, for various types of hospitality offerings.

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Lisbon Portugal

06 May 2024
Yosvani Junior Tavares-Cahuma

Lisbon, the capital of Portugal located just by the coast of Portugal where the Atlantic Ocean is, the city also contains the bank of the Tagus river. It has a beautiful blend of colours and vibrant energy throughout the whole city as the city was once a vital port and trading hub for other countries and cities. The city is also surrounded by many mountains and hills which would be great for the travellers who love a majestic and breath-taking view of architecture and modern structures.

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Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum

06 May 2024
Elisaveta Asenova

Standing close to the hypocentre of the first explosion on August 6, 1945, the Hiroshima Peace Memorial is the sole building that has survived and is still in its original state. This ruins has survived in the same condition as it did just after the explosion because to the efforts of numerous people, including those of the city of Hiroshima. It conveys the aspiration for global peace and the eventual abolition of all nuclear weapons in addition to serving as a stark and potent emblem of the most destructive force ever unleashed by humanity. The 0.40 hectare inscribed property is located in the heart of Hiroshima’s urban area and includes the skill-standing Genbaku Dome(Atomic bomb in Japanese) among the ruins within the structure.

 

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Taj Mahal – A Symbol of Eternal Love

06 May 2024
Hussain Tania Khan

Iconic, beautiful, and jaw dropping — words can never be enough to describe the beauty of this landmark of eternal love. Taj Mahal in Agra, one of the most-admired seven wonders in the world is a classic tale of declaration of love by a Mughal Emperor Shahjahan for his wife, Mumtaz. The artistic masterpiece was built by Shahjahan after the demise of his wife during childbirth, as an apparent token of love in her memory.

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06 May 2024
Bogdan Garaliu

The blog will show the market environment of the Danube Delta which is considered a World Natural Heritage Site. This is the largest river delta in Europe and the best-preserved one. This delta has more than 45 species of fish and 300 bird species. There are many marshes and lakes which hold these species (UNESCO, 2024).

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