Tourist attractions that became obsolete in 201910 tourist attractions opening in 2020 that we're excited for
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The castle is one of Jordan's most popular tourist attractions.
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Many of the tourist attractions stay open late as well.
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Other tracks found across the island have become tourist attractions.
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These are cities that are warm and have tourist attractions.
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Duck boats have become popular tourist attractions around the nation.
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Some works have turned into tourist attractions of their own.
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Some tourist attractions — including Belgrade's Republic Square — have free admission.
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To be clear, there are some legitimate tourist attractions in Azuero.
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It's also one of the largest tourist attractions in the country.
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Monasteries throughout China have, in effect, been turned into tourist attractions.
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With only one piece of paper, the tourist attractions are reborn.
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Pike Place Market is one of Seattle's most famous tourist attractions.
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The submerged piazzas, walkways and tourist attractions remained sodden on Wednesday.
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Here are nine beloved tourist attractions that disappeared in this decade.
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Other movies become tourist attractions even when the story is otherworldly.
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Rome's Trevi Fountain is one of the world's most popular tourist attractions.
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This is especially true of ancient sites that serve as tourist attractions.
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For now, the project now focuses on quick eats and tourist attractions.
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You stop going to the big tourist attractions, if you're a tourist.
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Jordan's tourist attractions include riding camels, snorkeling, and camping in the desert.
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Here are 15 tourist attractions whose reputations seem bigger than their stature.
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A new year means brand new tourist attractions to get excited about.
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The others range from sporting competitions, public ceremonies, parades and tourist attractions.
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The property rise has spread to regional cities that have tourist attractions.
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Streets in many Chinese cities were largely deserted and tourist attractions shut.
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Montana, for example, has a 3% sales tax for tourist attractions like resorts.
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Notre-Dame is among the country's most famous and highly-trafficked tourist attractions.
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In some instances, these behaviors have caused entire tourist attractions to shut down.
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Lednice Castle, a palace, and the gothic fort are its main tourist attractions.
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Even the closing of museums and major tourist attractions, announced Friday, don't compare.
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She has seen tourist attractions, like the Empire State Building, on other visits.
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In Barcelona and Venice, the old Jewish ghettos have themselves become tourist attractions.
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As long as they have beautiful tourist attractions, it doesn't really matter, right?
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Streets in many Chinese cities are largely deserted and tourist attractions are shut.
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The Tate Modern is one of the British capital's most popular tourist attractions.
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Other parts of it offer an unsettling mix of military installations and tourist attractions.
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Mount Rushmore is one of the most iconic American tourist attractions in the country.
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The Empire State Building is undoubtedly one of New York's most recognizable tourist attractions.
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These are the 10 tourist attractions opening in 2020 that we're most excited about.
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Read more: Roadside tourist attractions around the US that are actually worth the detour
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Take Venice, one of Italy's biggest tourist attractions, which has long grappled with overtourism.
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Rural administrations have begun advertising their regions' produce and tourist attractions on the app.
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It was a strong end to the decade for tourist attractions around the world.
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Tourist attractions like Saint Mark's Basilica often sit "blissfully empty," as Fodor's Travel described.
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The homes, gardens, and basilica he designed remain the city's most popular tourist attractions.
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This could include area tourist attractions, sporting events, shows, dining options, transfers, and much more.
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Previous locations have been such a source of fascination that they have become tourist attractions.
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While the earthquake destroyed some man-made tourist attractions, the mountain trails are still intact.
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Some popular travel destinations and tourist attractions don&apost quite live up to their hype.
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Keep scrolling to take a look back at the tourist attractions we've lost this year.
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For 70 years, the carousel is one of the biggest tourist attractions in the city.
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It installed too few stations, which were located away from bike paths and tourist attractions.
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Turkmenistan has some features that would doubtless be tourist attractions if it were more open.
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Over the last 10 years, we've had to say goodbye to some iconic tourist attractions.
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But it was technology rather than ethics that relegated horse-drawn carriages to tourist attractions.
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There were pyrotechnic materials on the backlot, used in films and featured in tourist attractions.
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Rumi's tomb, in the city of Konya, is one of Turkey's most visited tourist attractions.
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Even Times Square, one of the country's most popular tourist attractions, has become largely abandoned.
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Countries have shuttered museums, tourist attractions and sporting events to minimise the risk of transmission.
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There are many tourist attractions in the region, including the Parc Natural Régional des Alpilles.
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Tourist attractions are shut, while Starbucks coffee shops require temperature checks and masks for visitors.
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But sometimes, tourist attractions are popular for a reason — they&aposre beautiful, fun, and interesting.
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Read more:13 of the world's most beautiful sites that are incredibly difficult to get to12 tourist attractions around the world that locals hate15 famous tourist attractions that are surprisingly small in real lifeThe most iconic tourist attraction in 25 countries around the world
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Pompeii, which has been partially excavated by archaeologists, is one of Italy's most popular tourist attractions.
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German media reported that central Berlin landmarks and tourist attractions Checkpoint Charlie and Alexanderplatz were targets.
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Perhaps, though not many enjoy the same helpful mix of tourist attractions, creative industries and universities.
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It is one of the country's main tourist attractions, along with the archaeological site of Petra.
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From spy planes to tourist attractions, here's how the military base became associated with the theories.
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We lost beloved tourist attractions this year due to overcrowding, bankruptcy, or a lack of visitors.
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We've found 10 tourist attractions opening in 2020, from museums and Olympic stadiums to amusement parks.
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Japan was hit by a wave of closures to tourist attractions, sporting events, concerts, and festivals.
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All these galleries are major tourist attractions as well as home to large, high-profile exhibitions.
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Use real estate on your website to share information about restaurants, museums, shops and tourist attractions.
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All nonessential businesses, public schools, and tourist attractions have been shuttered, leaving the streets unusually quiet.
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Those spaces feel more like tourist attractions, especially given the large-scale art installations scattered throughout.
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The ship is still in North Korea, serving as one of the country's leading tourist attractions.
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There is no shortage of tourist attractions in the US that have become overrun with visitors.
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Tourist attractions don't have to be expensive — admission to Riga's Dome Cathedral is just $3.44 (£2.62).
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The ATMs are currently mainly located in airports, shopping malls, and in close proximity to tourist attractions.
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It seems that France will try to allay concerns by deploying more security at its tourist attractions.
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It felt like one of the first tourist attractions built specifically for people to take selfies on.
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The shutdown forced the closure of tourist attractions and furloughed an estimated 30,000 to 35,000 state workers.
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The next year, another Briton was prosecuted after flying a drone over soccer stadiums and tourist attractions.
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One of the most popular tourist attractions of the city is its Chicago Architecture River Cruise tour.
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Unlike overstuffed subways or tourist attractions like, say, Times Square, there is no going around the sidewalks.
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This is how much it costs to visit 10 of New York City's most popular tourist attractions
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The bull and bronze girl statues have become tourist attractions with throngs of people stopping for pictures.
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In 2018, a series of devastating storms toppled trees and flooded tourist attractions like St. Mark's Square.
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The sites were extraordinary, but even more than Bukhara, Samarkand suffers from overdevelopment of its tourist attractions.
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Outside several tourist attractions, the group encountered members of Falun Gong, a religious practice outlawed in China.
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The family was planning a trip to Hollywood that evening to take in the tourist attractions, Merritt said.
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In North America and Europe, the humble gondola has long been relegated to ski hills and tourist attractions.
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The store joins M&M World in transforming London's Leicester Square into a hotspot for commercialized tourist attractions.
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Yosemite, which regularly ranks among the top U.S. tourist attractions, saw a record 4.3 million visitors in 2015.
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Overcrowding at some of the world's most famous tourist attractions has caused governments to close these attractions indefinitely.
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One of the most popular tourist attractions in the United States, the Grand Canyon is located in Arizona.
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In a number of cities, out-of-town visitors won't be able to see some prominent tourist attractions.
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In my experience with tourist attractions anywhere, it's expected that visitors will endure some pretty wild wait times.
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Hotels, casinos, tourist attractions and other businesses will probably tell you they don't want to inconvenience their patrons.
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"Some of the hottest tourist attractions in other cities are prisons," like Alcatraz in San Francisco, she said.
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Some popular tourist attractions, including Universal Studios Japan, are scheduled to reopen before the end of the month.
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The property is fully walkable to tourist attractions like the Chinese Theatre and the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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This sanctuary is surrounded by other tourist attractions, including medicinal, botanical and vegetable gardens using regenerative organic farming.
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One of Sydney's main tourist attractions, Taronga Zoo opened in 1916, when Australia was at war in Europe.
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The checkpoint was on the main road to the Giza pyramids, one of Egypt's most famous tourist attractions.
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One countermeasure is geofencing, placing invisible barriers around targets including airports, skyscrapers, military bases, prisons, and tourist attractions.
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With its "happiness ministry" and tourist attractions, the UAE presents itself as a cheerful, cosmopolitan corner of the Gulf.
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Virtual reality allows us to see everything from international tourist attractions to porn as if we were really there.
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Sloths or other small mammals like slow lorises may be poached from the wild for use in tourist attractions.
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Beneath this, is a list of Popular Attractions, which includes things like famous landmarks, tourist attractions, and scenic places.
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Uluru, the giant red rock formation located in Australia's Northern Territory, is one of Australia's most famous tourist attractions.
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San Francisco's most beloved tourist attractions are also all but deserted as people heed the shelter-in-place order.
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Overnight, Hawaii residents witnessed one of their state's top tourist attractions turn into a threat for the tourism industry.
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BEFORE: The Literature Temple in Hanoi, Vietnam, is often cited as one of the city's most picturesque tourist attractions.
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They have canceled sports games and closed schools, universities, restaurants, and tourist attractions, like the Duomo cathedral in Milan.
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Greater security is typically seen on the subway, other mass transit, and tourist attractions at times of heightened alert.
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That's great and all, but I can barely muster up a list of tourist attractions I'm interested in seeing there.
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The Titan crane was built in 1907 and 100 years on reopened as one of Scotland's most unique tourist attractions.
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As expected, the neighborhood has its share of tourist attractions: World of Coca-Cola, Georgia Aquarium, SkyView Atlanta's Ferris Wheel.
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In August, a teenage girl from New Zealand visited several popular tourist attractions in Southern California while contagious with measles.
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HBO's hit Game of Thrones is mainly shot in Europe, around world heritage sites, major tourist attractions, and small towns.
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On a Saturday night, that meant many of New York's top entertainment and tourist attractions were stopped in their tracks.
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Other areas targeted by the ban include tourist attractions Bandra Bandstand, Sion Fort, and Worli Fort, according to the BBC.
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Research teams and dive companies try to predict the exact time these love-fests happen, since they've become tourist attractions.
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Times Square is one of the world's top tourist attractions, but in the 1970s, the famous location was crime-ridden.
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It is one of Buenos Aires' main tourist attractions because of its size and the stunning construction of the tombs.
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"Sex and the City 2" premiered in 2010, introducing Abu Dhabi and its various tourist attractions to millions of people.
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There are a lot of Christian tourist attractions around the world, and I've visited a pretty varied selection of them.
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It plans to open them near three major tourist attractions, too: Times Square, Disney World and the Las Vegas Strip.
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The museum is the longest-surviving of the small historical tourist attractions Mr. MacAskill has opened across the rugged island.
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Lunar New Year celebrations in Beijing were canceled over the weekend, and many tourist attractions throughout China have been closed.
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The report includes emails from his wife, Merle Bari, in which she directs Gough to arrange visits to tourist attractions.
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No wonder it's one of the main tourist attractions near the city of Manaus, capital of the state of Amazonas.
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And imagine being wallet-free at tourist attractions teeming with pickpockets or wearing a cute nightclub dress with no pockets.
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With nearly 300 penises and penile parts from local animals, the specimen-rich institution ranks among Reykjavik's top tourist attractions.
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All of them are architectural marvels of enormous scale — and are among the most visited tourist attractions in the world.
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It's walkable to almost all the tourist attractions, including Bến Thành Market, the Reunification Palace, the War Remnants Museum, and more.
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The museum is one of central Paris' biggest tourist attractions and is one of the most-visited museums in the world.
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The house where the Franks hid was turned into a museum that is one of Amsterdam&aposs most popular tourist attractions.
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Targeting tourist attractions as vendor spots, it's a one-stop shop for visitors to send their "Wish you were here" thoughts.
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Today they are more likely to be part of tourist attractions - where the animals are often mistreated, however, say rights activists.
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Guests can ask it questions about nearby restaurants, tourist attractions, and hotel information, but it can't check them in quite yet.
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Over the last few years the city has spent a great deal of money, cleaning up a number of tourist attractions.
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"Travelers in Istanbul are urgently advised to temporarily avoid crowds, even in public squares and outside tourist attractions," the statement says.
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The base is not open to the public, but there are plenty of nearby tourist attractions that capitalize on its history.
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One of the most popular tourist attractions during the holiday season in Arizona is the giant tumbleweed tree in Chandler, Arizona.
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What other artist has left a legacy that spans innumerable tote bags, posters, Halloween costumes, tourist attractions, blockbuster exhibitions, and more?
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Throughout London and at tourist attractions elsewhere, Wi-Fi connections are readily available at no cost (most with no password required).
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As 2019 approaches its end, we're taking a look back at tourist attractions that have sadly ceased to exist this year.
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Employees offer enthusiastic welcomes when they hear about their road trip and often recommend the best local tourist attractions and restaurants.
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I'm usually someone who stays far away from tourist attractions when I'm traveling, but I'm glad I visited the CN Tower.
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The Golden Knights, though, appear to have specifically designed their game nights like most things in their city: as tourist attractions.
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Before-and-after photos show how fear of the coronavirus has emptied out US tourist attractions and other usually crowded places
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Anish Kapoor's Cloud Gate sculpture, also known as the Bean and one of Chicago's most popular tourist attractions, is pictured Thursday.
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Many tourist attractions even in areas not impacted by the virus have been shut down to the public, for containment efforts.
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The row of Painted Ladies along Alamo Square Park has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city.
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New Jersey's Nickelodeon Universe, the largest indoor theme park in the Western Hemisphere, debuted three record-breaking tourist attractions in 2019.
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The graffiti marks the second time this year that the Lincoln Memorial, one of Washington, D.C.'s major tourist attractions, was defaced.
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Each has been paired with a local partner and they have been deployed at the busiest tourist attractions in Rome and Milan.
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The annual performance — staged along a 5 km (3 mile) path inside the cave — has become one of Slovenia's top tourist attractions.
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Though the interior contains much of Tunisia's farmland, its mineral resources and some of its best tourist attractions, it reaps few benefits.
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Today, some of these famed sets of the 1960s remain intact and function as tourist attractions atop the still largely desolate terrain.
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Scandinavia's tourist attractions are under threat right now, as millions of tourists flock to the region to revel in its natural beauty.
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Still, he and his brother and sister were having a blast, rolling among the sandstone mesas, ghost towns and kitschy tourist attractions.
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But her solicitousness, and the general enjoyment she takes in helping point her guests to tourist attractions and other options, pays off.
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The city also offers fun tourist attractions like the iconic Cloud Gate sculpture, otherwise known as the Chicago Bean, and Navy Pier.
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Business Insider has rounded up a list of the top 16 worldwide tourist attractions to avoid at all costs, according to locals.
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Between protests, special group receptions and general revelry, the most popular restaurants and top tourist attractions will be catering to extra visitors.
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Read more:THEN AND NOW: 8 tourist attractions that became popular in the 2010sA photographer spent 7 years chasing storms through Tornado Alley.
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Located near the Marina Bay area, the hotel is close to a variety of tourist attractions, including the historic Kampong Glam neighborhood.
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And instead of seeing the standard tourist attractions, millennials would rather pay for something experiential, such as music festivals and culinary events.
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The call comes after the museum, one of London's most popular tourist attractions, put Ethiopian treasures plundered by British forces on display.
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Organizers and city officials say that game venues and major tourist attractions will be inspected daily during the games, which start Aug.
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Some states and counties have already banned large gatherings, temporarily shuttering Broadway shows, museums and other tourist attractions because of the coronavirus.
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British investigators say that surveillance camera footage shows the men wandering far from the usual tourist attractions and into Mr. Skripal's neighborhood.
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With what seems a steady drumbeat of terrorist attacks targeting tourist attractions and events, travel today can be an anxiety-provoking proposition.
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These include castle ruins that are now tourist attractions, but also whole villages, commercial real estate, and a cricket stadium in London.
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One of London's most popular tourist attractions is being dragged on social media for their "sexist and tasteless" marketing campaign for Valentine's Day.
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Denmark and Germany issued alerts to citizens to avoid crowds outside tourist attractions and other places where a lot of people are gathered.
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It found that there are 76 natural attractions, 54 historic attractions, 29 religious attractions, and 38 generic tourist attractions that are must-sees.
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HBO announced Monday that Thrones' Northern Irish filming locations will be reopened as fully outfitted tourist attractions as the show concludes in 2019.
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The city's Cherry Blossom Festival is one of the capital's major tourist attractions and peak bloom was predicted to begin March 19-22.
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With pups welcome in many bars, restaurants, tourist attractions and outdoor parks, Scotland may be the most dog friendly country we've ever visited.
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The Pulse nightclub where 50 people were killed and even more were seriously injured early Sunday morning is miles away from tourist attractions.
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It's hard to believe this service isn't utilized by more tourist attractions, so maybe we'll start to see more Postmiibikes pop up soon.
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A short walk from my home on the Lower East Side of Manhattan lies Katz's Delicatessen, one of the neighborhood's biggest tourist attractions.
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Vermont's one discernible weakness is the fact that it offers few popular tourist attractions, but many people here would consider that a positive.
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Chris Christie and his family had the beach to themselves Saturday after a budget deadlock closed state-run tourist attractions to the public.
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The UBC claims to be one of Alabama's top tourist attractions, drawing more than a million visitors a year from around the globe.
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On the other hand, Merlin dropped 2.6 percent after stating that recent terrorist events in Manchester and London could hit its tourist attractions.
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These habits are on full display near Sydney's biggest tourist attractions on the water, including the Opera House and the restaurants around it.
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Luckily we still have their Target collection, books, Waco tourist attractions and the rest of their home improvement empire to hold us over.
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Prosecutors said the driver steered his dark blue Dodge Avenger around poles and accelerated through one of Los Angeles&apos top tourist attractions.
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Sandwiched between Russia and Turkey, Georgia is a small country with celebrated cuisine, gorgeous landscapes — and a scarcity of world-renowned tourist attractions.
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As a result, Berlin's historical landmarks and major tourist attractions, including the Brandenburg Gate and Checkpoint Charlie, have been left looking eerily empty.
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In recent years, the Gates of Hell has become one of the country&aposs few tourist attractions, drawing adventurers from around the world.
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One of Hokkaido's most popular tourist attractions — its fresh seafood markets — have also been deserted as tourists cancel their trips to the island.
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When traveling to a new city, my first instinct is to stay in the center of town close to all the tourist attractions.
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But this retailer is present in movie theaters, malls, airports, hospitals, tourist attractions, and more across America with its frozen yogurt vending kiosks.
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Officials barricade streets, including those in front of hotels and tourist attractions, and businesses alter their hours, forcing visitors to rejigger their itineraries.
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Look, it's no secret that restaurants in and around tourist attractions tend to be known for their underwhelming entrees and over-inflated prices.
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A suicide bomber and two gunmen attacked the Karnak temple in Luxor in June 2015, causing the government to increase security at tourist attractions.
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Mumbai police have delegated 16 spots around the city as no selfie zones, including major tourist attractions Girgaum Chowpatty beach and Marine Drive promenade.
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Merlin, which also runs tourist attractions such as Madame Tussauds waxworks and Legoland, has accepted full responsibility and liability for the accident and apologised.
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Madame Tussauds is one of London's most popular tourist attractions, with people queuing to take selfies with wax figures of celebrities past and present.
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It's 30 minutes away from the desired landing spot of Katoomba, where many of the Blue Mountains' tourist attractions, like the Three Sisters, are.
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It stands in stark contrast to the Churchill War Rooms in central London, one of the slickest and well-attended tourist attractions in England.
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The remnants of the slave trade still linger in the abandoned and dilapidated sugar mills and plantations, many of which have become tourist attractions.
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The Japanese were so infuriated by the bad behaviour that the media urged the government to set up "Chinese-only zones" at tourist attractions.
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Last year Americans drove a record 3.15 trillion miles, many of them on en route to national parks, entertainment meccas and other tourist attractions.
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Griffith Park is home to some of the city's most famous tourist attractions in Los Angeles, including the Hollywood Sign, and the Griffith Observatory.
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Read more: 19 trending destinations you should visit in 2019, according to AirbnbThese are the 16 worldwide tourist attractions locals say you should skip.
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The City conducted a review of locations, including business corridors, tourist attractions and iconic sites, to identify and prioritize locations for the protective barriers.
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With the advent of social media, specifically Instagram, there are plenty of tourist attractions and destinations that have seen a serious spike in visits.
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Known mainly for its stunning tourist attractions, including Robben Island and Table Mountain, Cape Town also has some of the country's highest murder rates.
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One of South Korea's most popular tourist attractions, Gyeongbokgung Palace, has suspended all official guided tours "until further notice," according to the palace's website.
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A few weeks ago, my family ate at the café at one of India's most famous tourist attractions, the lakefront City Palace in Udaipur.
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Other popular tourist attractions, such as the Forbidden City in Beijing, have been shut down in China due to concerns over the Wuhan virus.
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The library is one of the busiest tourist attractions and meeting venues in Orange County, long a bastion and national symbol of California conservatism.
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The Svartsengi power station sits on the banks of the Blue Lagoon, an artificial geothermal spring and one of Iceland's most popular tourist attractions.
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The area is still dirt-poor, particularly once you get away from the honky-tonk tourist attractions and water parks surrounding the Wisconsin Dells.
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The call comes after the museum, one of London's most popular tourist attractions, put Ethiopian treasures plundered by British forces in 1868 on display.
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Many of the homes have become tourist attractions in Waco, with visitors slowing down as they drive by or even asking to come inside.
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The first case was confirmed on September 23 in the city's Shastri Nagar area, located close to some of the city's main tourist attractions.
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It's a short walk to the train station, most museums and tourist attractions, as well as to the historic quarter's many restaurants and aperitivo bars.
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The Telegraph reports that the spots where the band lived, ate and played — as well as Duane's grave — have been tourist attractions since the '70s.
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He stays the startup is also seeing families leaving big buggies or rucksacks whilst they visit tourist attractions, particularly at its Paris and London StashPoints.
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The site is one of Arizona's biggest tourist attractions and has been recognized as a federal conservation area since 1991, according to AZ State Parks.
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Merlin, operator of tourist attractions such as Madame Tussauds waxworks, said the deal is subject to regulatory approval and is expected to close by June.
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As we walked, a couple of L.A. tour buses slowed to allow occupants to view what had become one of Hollywood's more bizarre tourist attractions.
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It is one of the U.S. capital's major tourist attractions and was the site of the "I have a dream" speech in 1963 by Rev.
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KKday was founded in 2015 to help people who travel overseas find and book activities, ranging from tours to tourist attractions, transportation, museums and more.
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In the past few years, it has become one of Italy's largest tourist attractions — thanks mainly to day-trippers from cruise ships that dock nearby.
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Some haunted houses have become tourist attractions or even the subjects of big Hollywood horror franchises, attracting fans from across the world to their doors.
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Many of the locations used to film HBO's "Game of Thrones" have become tourist attractions, and the Magheramorne Quarry in Northern Ireland is no exception.
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The scandals have prompted calls for tighter checks on the finances of thousands of temples across the country that are among Thailand's popular tourist attractions.
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Such tourist attractions are to the real Nashville what Las Vegas is to the pristine sands of the Mojave Desert before white people found it.
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As the streets of San Francisco thin out over coronavirus concerns, its biggest tourist attractions, like City Lights Bookstore, are currently much lonelier than usual.
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Now, as the N.F.L.'s Oakland Raiders team prepares to move to Vegas this year, professional sports — both live and broadcast — are ascendant tourist attractions.
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She did not show for the bobcats' daily feeding just over three hours later at the zoo, one of the U.S. capital's major tourist attractions.
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The lack of English extends to signage, tourist attractions, hotels, taxi drivers, and every other part of the culture a tourist is likely to encounter.
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Yet recent events in the U.K. capital have led many to argue that London and its tourist attractions may have a tough few years ahead.
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Conservation efforts can also yield huge economic returns, ranging from creating new tourist attractions to blunting the costly impacts of warming for the most vulnerable.
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But that doesn't mean that they're perfect tourist attractions— some iconic sites might look less impressive in person or be more crowded than is comfortable.
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Connie runs on IBM's AI Watson and can greet guests and provide recommendations on restaurants or tourist attractions to visit, according to a press release.
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These snaps are from the past 24 hours and will most likely appear in popular places like Times Square or other tourist attractions, according to Snap.
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One of the most popular tourist attractions in the world, over six million people visit the "Iron Lady" every year to hike the 1,063 foot tower.
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One reason is that there is a shortage of reasonably priced residential stock near London's main tourist attractions, which are hemmed in by offices and mansions.
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Since it opened in 1935, Tokyo's Tsukiji fish market has become one of the city's main tourist attractions and an international hub of sushi-grade product.
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Protesters will stop blocking tracks to one of the most popular tourist attractions in South America for at least 10 days, PeruRail said in a statement.
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Beijing has been quiet outside of the most popular tourist attractions like the Forbidden City, the Great Wall, the Temple of Heaven and the Summer Palace.
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With gas prices at their lowest point in a decade, Americans are hitting the highways to visit oceans, national parks, tourist attractions and other Instagrammable sights.
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Orlando is a city that cannot be divorced from its tourist attractions, among them Disney World and Universal Studios, where some of the victims were employed.
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Tiananmen Square, Beijing, China Concerns about the disease have turned some of the world's busiest tourist attractions into virtual ghost towns -- if they're open at all.
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The calls for greater social distancing have caused event organizers and companies to cancel corporate travel and industry conferences as well as shutter major tourist attractions.
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It is near many tourist attractions, including beaches and golf, and is about seven miles from Sangster International, one of the largest airports in the Caribbean.
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World Animal Protection estimated that as of 2016 there were up to 550,000 wild animals in tourist attractions, and that that number is even higher today.
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To help attract foreign buyers, the government and private developers have been investing heavily in the area, Mr. Tibshirani said, upgrading infrastructure and adding tourist attractions.
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Tourist attractions are guarded by heavily armed officers, and 7,000 soldiers have been deployed across France to sites the government believes may be targets for attack.
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Spark is a solid product for a relatively low cost, and it seems inevitable that drones will become more commonplace at parks, beaches and tourist attractions.
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The port is home to the city's most popular tourist attractions, among them the recently renovated Galata Museo del Mare, which deftly chronicles Genoa's maritime history.
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We were able to partner with Grouse Mountain, which is one of the largest tourist attractions there, as well as the Pacific National Exhibition, the PNE.
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He traces the family history of the French writer Jacques d'Adelswärd-Fersen (1880–1923), whose home, Villa Fersen, is one of the island's main tourist attractions.
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The Titan crane was built in 1907 and 100 years on reopened as one of Scotland's most unique tourist attractions, acting as a lookout point over Glasgow.
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Smack dab in the middle of the district are four acres of tropical plants and flamingos at Sunken Gardens, among the oldest tourist attractions in the country.
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Jonathan Crenshaw is a homeless street artist in Miami, Florida, who frequently paints on canvases near tourist attractions in around South Beach, according to the Miami Herald.
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They then have to take a two-hour flight to Cape Town, whose white beaches, Robben Island and Table Mountain rank among South Africa's top tourist attractions.
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They had only been in town for about an hour before heading to the dock and boarding the boat, one of the city's most popular tourist attractions.
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This small but beautiful municipality is betting heavily on Melania Trump's new status as a way to shine a light on all the tourist attractions on offer.
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Airbnb's takes you through a sequence of videos from various tourist attractions in Tokyo, and Taco Bell's are a spoof of Buzzfeed's popular Instagram-housed recipe videos.
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Elle Decor reports that a total of 103 buildings, including historic castles and villas, are being given away to applicants willing to transform them into tourist attractions.
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Plus, I got to hang out with the people who lived in the area, which was a refreshing close to my day spent checking out tourist attractions.
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Visitors to Smithsonian museums, among Washington's most popular tourist attractions, were being turned away during the shutdown, as were visitors to many of the nation's federal parks.
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London market fire It took 2000 fire engines and more than 245 firefighters to get a fire under control at one of London's best-known tourist attractions.
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No deaths or injuries resulted from the blackout that stretched from West 30th Street to West 72nd Street, an area filled with tourist attractions and Broadway theaters.
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One of the main tourist attractions in Pyongyang is the War Museum, which depicts the Korean War as the North Koreans' victorious struggle over the American imperialists.
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Casinos are not allowed to advertise in mainland China, where gambling is illegal, but Crown and other companies can promote high-end resorts and other tourist attractions.
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City and Olympic officials say they will inspect venues and tourist attractions daily to ensure they are clear of puddles and other possible breeding sites for mosquitoes.
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But all of these tourist attractions only serve to distract the event from its mission: To storm the United States Air Force base known as Area 51.
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New cycle paths twist through the city's centre, parks have been developed and former industrial sites like the Guido mine in Zabrze have reopened as tourist attractions.
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Whether you actually enjoy your time here, and whether what you're doing is even morally sound is, as with most tourist attractions in the Instagram age, secondary.
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Big tourist attractions like the Anne Frank House and the Rijksmuseum are a few minutes away, and colorful signs by the elevator suggest nearby sites to visit.
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However, as one Twitter user pointed out, the road Skripal lives on is in the opposite direction from the tourist attractions they said they wanted to visit.
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Christiania is now one of Copenhagen's biggest tourist attractions, the subject of a vast number of academic studies and a kind of living monument to Danish tolerance.
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Granted, I wasn't rushing to check out any tourist attractions, but I felt like staying here even just for one night was a vacation on its own.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Dubai said on Saturday it was temporarily suspending operations at four major theme parks and tourist attractions until the end of March amid coronavirus concerns.
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One of Palau's key tourist attractions, the saltwater Jellyfish Lake, was shut in 2017 after large numbers of swimmers were blamed for contributing to plummeting jellyfish numbers.
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Update After Hurricane Irma, tourist attractions and hotels in Orlando and Savannah are once again open for business and welcoming visitors — for the most part, at least.
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Gregory MitchellAssistant Professor of Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies at Williams College and author of Tourist Attractions: Performing Race and Masculinity in Brazil's Sexual EconomyPeople would still have sex.
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One of the company's early partners on the feature is Time Out New York, which created a series of tours centered around popular tourist attractions, like Central Park.
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Which helps explain why they are one of Athens&apos most popular tourist attractions, vying for camera clicks with the millennia-old ruins of Greece&aposs Golden Age.
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Egypt declared it would step up security at major tourist attractions last year after Islamist militants carried out several attacks, causing its struggling tourism industry to slump further.
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Several Bertoni workers were recently touching up a series of ornate plates commissioned by the government of Oman and meant to highlight tourist attractions in the tiny country.
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I decided to visit some of the Austrian capital's most popular tourist attractions — from its cathedral to an iconic cafe — to compare the worst reviews to the reality.
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The Center for Civil and Human Rights opened in Atlanta in 2014 on land donated by the Coca-Cola Company near other major tourist attractions like the aquarium.
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The park receives regular income through its tenants — much of the Presidio to the east of Fort Scott has been turned into offices, homes, museums, and tourist attractions.
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Casino operators are not allowed to advertise in China, but Crown and other companies can promote their resorts and tourist attractions in the cities where the casinos are.
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It has a growing art scene, trendy restaurants and popular tourist attractions include Rodeo Drive, Santa Monica Pier and beach, the Hollywood Walk of Fame and Sunset Boulevard.
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But the company's handsome Navy Pier complex is already somewhat incongruous amid the tourist attractions (Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., the Centennial Ferris wheel) sticking out into Lake Michigan.
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More recently, many captive elephants have been put to work in tourist attractions, often in small operations with a dozen or so animals, where visitors can ride them.
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Story at a glance From the Louvre in Paris to Disneyland in Tokyo, countries are shutting down major tourist attractions to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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One of Puerto Rico&aposs most famous tourist attractions collapsed and one man was killed amid a series of earthquakes that have hit the Caribbean island this week.
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At an ice cream shop, he pretended to be a clueless American tourist -- using affected Spanish, asking to see tourist attractions on the other side of the island.
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The playwright Paola Lázaro offers a new take on Old San Juan in this drama for the Atlantic Theater that goes beyond the tourist attractions and souvenir shops.
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It's a low-key city of about 15,000 people, where one of the top tourist attractions is the Foley Railroad Museum, which features an elaborate model train setup.
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Jerash "is one of the largest Roman remains in the Mediterranean region, and one of Jordan's greatest tourist attractions," William and Kate's spokesman said at a press briefing Monday.
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If you're in Daphne, Alabama, one of the tourist attractions you might see advertised is Gator Alley Boardwalk, an elevated walk above D'Olive Creek that's been operating since 2004.
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In the afternoons, the Armory invites the public to perform and create their own cacophony, which is a little reminiscent of monuments becoming tourist attractions when the grieving ends.
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Vast swaths of the area has been no man's land for more than 60 years, but part of it offers an eerie mix of military installations and tourist attractions.
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PwC also said recent political and social unrest, coupled with a lack of new tourist attractions, might lower mainland tourists' appetite to visit Hong Kong in the short run.
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But to the people of San Luis Valley — which is isolated, agricultural and missing out on much of Colorado's economic boom — homespun tourist attractions are a way of life.
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The case involved one of the biggest tourist attractions after the Civil War: the 1869 discovery of the Cardiff Giant in a little town of that name near Syracuse.
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Since it launched in 1995, it has quickly become one of the most popular tourist attractions in England, reportedly becoming the second most-visited destination by Chinese tourists there.
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Although the presence of heavily armed soldiers at train stations, airports, tourist attractions and religious sites is widely seen as reassuring, the rules of engagement are being re-examined.
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Read more: I'm a born and bred New Yorker and went to Times Square to learn why 50 million people visit every yearHowever, other tourist attractions may cost you.
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That spans fairly mundane items such as travel train or hotel transfer cars, as well as more exotic affairs like diving courses, museum entry, or other general tourist attractions.
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We've rounded up popular and easily recognizable tourist attractions, natural landmarks, and iconic buildings that are so much a part of their state's history that they practically define it.
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CAIRO, March 14 (Reuters) - Dubai said on Saturday it was temporarily suspending operations at four major theme parks and tourist attractions until the end of March amid coronavirus concerns.
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But there were some old guidebooks at the house where we stayed, and major historic sites, tourist attractions and even restaurants don't change much in a place like Italy.
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While the hotel is quite far from most major tourist attractions, its sleek rooms, excellent restaurant and bar, and zen spa make it a destination in its own right.
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Many tourist attractions have been shuttered including the Disney theme parks in Shanghai and Hong Kong, along with the Forbidden City and sections of the Great Wall in Beijing.
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Military forts around the country were being converted into tourist attractions, landmarks commemorating wars and battles dotted the landscape, and some ghost towns were repurposed as life-size stages.
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Since then, the homes have become one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city, right up there with the Golden Gate Bridge and the Transamerica Pyramid Building.
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Mostly we see Mr. Nye still educating, debating climate-change deniers and Ken Ham, whose Kentucky tourist attractions the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter pervert and debase evolutionary science.
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The area around Kruger - one of the country's main tourist attractions - contains villages and farms that also raise cattle, putting livestock as well as people at risk of attack.
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At the Shenzhen Real Estate Expo, marketing brochures included computer-generated images of faraway places with clear blue skies, perfectly manicured lawns, white sand beaches and alluring tourist attractions.
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Hundreds of thousands of government employees face possible furloughs, some federal functions could cease and it remains to be seen whether public museums and tourist attractions will remain open.
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Shortly after the incident, police arrested a 24-year-old man inside the mall, one of the state's leading tourist attractions, after he had fled the scene, Potts said.
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The Daslivas ran a since-deleted joint Instagram account called traveling_butts, racking up 14,000 followers with photos of their rears in full view at various tourist attractions across the globe.
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It is considered one of Slovenia's largest tourist attractions, which made me wary (I prefer to avoid touristy activities at all cost), but my visit exceed all of my expectations.
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Because it entails foreign currency being spent on goods and services produced in the United States -- namely, visitors from abroad spending their money at US hotels, restaurants and tourist attractions.
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PwC also said the recent political and social unrest, coupled with a lack of new tourist attractions, might lower mainland tourists' appetite to visit Hong Kong in the short run.
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Rodrigo Duterte, the president of the Philippines, acted on his threat to close the island of Boracay, a beach resort that is one of the country's most popular tourist attractions.
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Far from popular Cape Town tourist attractions, such as Robben Island and Table Mountain, a life-and-death battle is raging in the vast region known as the Cape Flats.
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DeBolt, who takes every opportunity to plug Sheridan's tourist attractions (hunting and fishing) and neighborly life-style ("I think we had a thief here — once"), was delighted with the hoopla.
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After being informed that he had used the word "titanic", Boris told the audience that a Titanic exhibition in Northern Ireland was the most popular tourist attractions of the province.
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Most tourist attractions — from Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park to the Ernest Hemingway Home — are between five and 20 minutes away on foot, much less by bicycle or taxi.
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Meant to be more than the usual tourist attractions and sightseeing tours, the promise is that travelers can visit places and have experiences that would otherwise be unavailable to them.
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It's now a major landmark property, offering upscale accommodations amid colonial architecture, French luxury, a nice pool, and a top-end spa — all within steps from the main tourist attractions.
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"The exhibits about the Salem witch trials are some of the most visited tourist attractions in New England and bring an enormous amount of cash flow into Salem," she said.
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In addition to iconic monuments and tourist attractions, Google Arts & Culture allows users to tour the world's foremost museums in 360 degrees and browse hi-res images of their collections.
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The boat, which local media said was named A Sara, is docked at Luxor near the famous Valley of the Kings, one of the Middle East's most popular tourist attractions.
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Officials estimate about 200,000 domestic and international tourists cancelled or postponed their trip to the Taj Mahal in the past two weeks, one of the world's most popular tourist attractions.
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Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband, added, "As we approach the ADA's 30th Anniversary, it is vital that individuals with disabilities have access to major new tourist attractions in our cities."
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Officials estimate about 200,000 domestic and international tourists canceled or postponed their trip to the Taj Mahal in the past two weeks, one of the world's most popular tourist attractions.
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After my girlfriend and I saw all the big tourist attractions of the city we were in, we'd open up Google Maps and head to wherever it had highlighted in orange.
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Taiwan still controls three island groups off China's southeastern province of Fujian, though these days they are tourist attractions for visitors from China, among others, besides their role as military outposts.
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Up there in search term popularity, in the upper echelon of cat videos and Trump antics, are questions about travel—flights, hotels, tourist attractions—and they flood Google every single day.
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The Colosseum, in Rome's historic center, is one of the tourist attractions in the city where police have set up military jeeps and armored vehicles to form barriers against truck attacks.
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His other books include "Pump and Circumstance: Glory Days of the Gas Station" (1993); "Home Away From Home: Motels in America" (1995); and "Fun Along the Road: American Tourist Attractions" (1998).
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UKUNDA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The sparkling seas that lap the miles of sand along Diani beach have made this corner of southeastern Kenya one of the country's main tourist attractions.
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A statement by the bureau raised this to "level 2" on Monday, signifying what it called a "high concrete threat" that Islamic State or similar groups would attack Turkish tourist attractions.
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The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland's most famous tourist attractions with nearly 1.2 million visitors in 2017 — to put that into perspective, Iceland has a population of only about 338,000.
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One of the main tourist attractions, a historic scenic railroad that takes riders through the majestic San Juan Mountains in the forest, has suspended its service and furloughed its seasonal workers.
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The United States' financial system and tourist attractions are important sources of leverage, but isolating Venezuela will require coordinated action with Latin America and Europe, not to mention China and Russia.
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According to a new ranking of worst and best values among the world's top tourist attractions — and, in some cases, traps — the Burj Khalifa comes in near No. 214 ... for disappointment.
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It said that reefs were valuable not only as tourist attractions, but also because they functioned as natural breakwaters that absorbed wave energy and protected against beach loss and coastal erosion.
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Long lines have been reported at local hospitals, tourist attractions like the Forbidden City in Beijing and Shanghai Disneyland have been closed, and large public gatherings are now forbidden around China.
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The arrangement with Monmouth comes as rock-related archives have become increasingly valuable to museums, universities and other cultural institutions, which use them for scholarly study and sometimes as tourist attractions.
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The Sagrada Familia's official Twitter account said a group of protesters stood at the entrance and access to the premise - one of Barcelona's main tourist attractions - could not be guaranteed anymore.
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Hundreds of thousands of government employees face possible furloughs, some federal functions could cease, and it remains to be seen whether public museums and tourist attractions will stay open. http://bit.
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The city is home to famous tourist attractions like the Old Danube river, and two cafes who have been feuding over who makes the best Sachertorte chocolate cake for two centuries.
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With a varied range of guests from young families to solo travelers, it's a great place to be located in central Dublin—walking distance to many of the city's tourist attractions.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece shut the Acropolis Hill for a few hours on Thursday to protect visitors to one of the world's most popular tourist attractions from a heatwave that has engulfed Athens.
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The Vision 2030 plan, announced in April, pledged new cultural venues, entertainment partnerships, tourist attractions and athletic clubs, hoping they will invigorate the private sector and inspire Saudis to lead healthier lifestyles.
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Cue up all your best "is it too late now to be sorry?" jokes: Iceland, a popular millennial travel destination, is temporarily closing Fjaðrárgljúfur canyon, one of it its famous tourist attractions.
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Now, sitting in front of the United States Capitol, she couldn't help but remember what her dad told her as he pointed at the Washington Monument and D.C.'s other tourist attractions.
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William, 29.5, headed to the archaeological site of Jerash, a first-century city that is home to the largest Roman remains in the Mediterranean region and one of Jordan's greatest tourist attractions.
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Singapore and Hong Kong are often compared as travel destinations because tourist attractions in both countries are man-made, and they rely heavily on experiences such as shopping, amusement parks and restaurants.
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And the United Arab Emirates, which backs Saudi Arabia in the region's sectarian power struggle, fears that Iran, with its many tourist attractions, might challenge its position as a regional transport hub.
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Then there are other tourist attractions that were popular just a decade ago or even less but, for a variety of reasons, are simply no longer drawing the tourists they once did.
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Lakdim first killed one person with a bullet in the head while stealing a car in Carcassonne, a walled city with a medieval citadel that is one of France's top tourist attractions.
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It is listed among the city's top 10 tourist attractions, and mini-figurines of the bear are sold in gift shops; one figurine has traversed the globe in its own Instagram account.
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As it was her first trip to Australia, I took her to all the usual Sydney tourist attractions: the Sydney Opera House, the Harbour Bridge and a walk from Bondi to Bronte.
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Tourist attractions in Tokyo, including the Disneyland and DisneySea theme parks and the Ueno Zoo, closed on Saturday, as did hundreds of supermarkets and department stores in the city and nearby prefectures.
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VENICE — The Italian police announced on Thursday that they had dismantled a suspected jihadist cell whose members had discussed blowing up the Rialto Bridge, one of the top tourist attractions in Venice.
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Puerto Rico "Most of our tourist attractions are operational and good to go," said José Izquierdo, the executive director of the Puerto Rico Tourism Company, the government agency in charge of tourism.
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Mr. Saleh searched online for materials needed to build a pressure-cooker bomb and looked at images of city tourist attractions in hopes of carrying out an attack, a federal complaint said.
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Uber has millions of drivers operating in more than 700 cities around the globe, so the rideshare app looked at data from 2019 to see which tourist attractions attracted the most travelers.
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Printemps Haussmann, rival Galeries Lafayette and major tourist attractions such as the Eiffel Tower and Louvre were all shut on Saturday as the French capital endured another day of disorder during the protests.
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Air China's Wings of China carries a long feature on visiting London, with almost a third of the magazine dedicated to tourist attractions in Britain's capital and other famous towns such as Oxford.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Short-term rentals of Jackie Howard's two-bedroom home near major tourist attractions in Washington, D.C. have helped her family pay for everything from plumbing emergencies to braces for her daughter.
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The shutdown forces the closure of tourist attractions such as all 40 state parks, recreational areas, historic sites, state beaches and Liberty State Park just as the July Fourth holiday weekend gets underway.
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It may not top the list of tourist attractions but a public skate park in the midst of a central shopping district has become a cultural iconic for skaters and non-skaters alike.
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In the same vein, virtually anything you'd consider as entertainment outside your house — including movies, plays, concerts, sporting events, tourist attractions, or theme parks — all qualify for the high 295% cash-back bracket.
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The Titanic's bounty has been on the block since June 2016, when Premier Exhibitions, a promoter from Atlanta, went into bankruptcy and sought to sell off its tourist attractions, including the Titanic trove.
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Cons: While it's near the famous Berlin Wall murals of the East Side Gallery, it's quite far from other tourist attractions and at least a 10-minute walk to the nearest subway station.
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The Louvre museum, home to Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo sculpture and one of France's biggest tourist attractions, said it would close its doors from 1800 (1700 GMT).
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However, the rising number of selfie deaths in the first month of the year may warrant the need for a set of governmental guidelines on selfie safety for tourist attractions across the country.
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Palmyra, a Unesco World Heritage site among prewar Syria's leading tourist attractions, swung back under government control on Thursday, as soldiers and their allies evicted Islamic State militants who have vandalized historic sites.
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Today it is one of the city's most visited tourist attractions, standing close to the famous Taj Mahal Palace Hotel and serving as the dock to ferry people to the historic Elephanta Island.
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Built on four continents, most by ancient and medieval empires, the sites selected in 2007 are all architectural marvels of enormous scale — and are among the most visited tourist attractions in the world.
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Our climate reporter ventured to Tasmania, where he found rising sea levels threatening island cemeteries, like the one above, and a 19th-century prison that serves as one of Australia's premier tourist attractions.
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Mr. Philippe said one of those areas would be the Champs-Élysées, a major avenue in western Paris with luxury stores and tourist attractions that has become a focal point for the protests.
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During his interview with the passport examiner, Yusuf hadn't been able to name the hotel where he'd supposedly booked a room or the Istanbul tourist attractions he wished to visit beyond the Blue Mosque.
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The Monroe County Courthouse, currently one of the few tourist attractions in the town dedicated to Lee's legacy, served as the inspiration for the courthouse setting of the famous trial scenes in the novel.
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"I generally try to avoid tourist attractions, but there's something about the Piazza San Marco that seems utterly timeless," says Elizabeth Minchilli, an Italian-based travel blogger and creator of the Eat Italy app.
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No trains were stopping at Baker Street station, close to a number of London's tourist attractions such as a Madame Tussauds museum, and a number of underground lines were suspended, Transport for London said.
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To save room in my budget for tourist attractions and a trip to the local swimming pool, I decided to skip sit-down restaurant meals and hit up one of the local supermarkets, Krónan.
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LONDON, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Britain's Merlin Entertainments , operator of tourist attractions such as Madame Tussauds, forecast 2018 results in line with market expectations as underlying revenue growth stepped-up in its peak summer season.
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"Things to do" offers an overview of local tourist attractions, based on Google Destinations, while day plans will help you create a detailed point-by-point itinerary for an afternoon or over several days.
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In any case, when ISIS set off bombs in Turkey, they usually targeted secular Kurds, leftists or tourist attractions and so, as far as some Turks were concerned, ISIS wasn't attacking Turkey at all.
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The museums, tourist attractions and shops of Princes Street and the Royal Mile, as well as the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the Queen's official residence in Scotland, are a short car or bus ride away.
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The winners are American companies that sell goods and services to foreigners — manufacturers like Caterpillar; tourist attractions like Disney World; technology companies like Facebook — because those customers can exchange their currencies for more dollars.
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The epidemic has already shuttered many major tourist attractions, including the Disney theme parks in Shanghai and Hong Kong, as well as the Forbidden City and sections of the Great Wall outside of Beijing.
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For the time being, Verizon is focusing on deploying 5G to big parks and tourist attractions like Madison Square Garden and Bryant Park, which means 5G still isn't super useful for the average person.
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On Monday, strong gusts of up to 200 mph (290 km/h) winds scattered embers across the Great Smoky Mountains National Park into nearby communities, spreading the flames into inhabited areas, including popular tourist attractions.
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Ittipan Khaolamai, manager of the Royal Elephant Kraal in Ayutthaya province, north of Bangkok, which is home to around 90 elephants, defended the use of elephants as tourist attractions, saying caretakers treated the animals well.
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Most of the region's tourist attractions, including Lassen Volcanic National Park, McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park, home to 129-foot Burney Falls, and Castle Crags State Park, with 803,000-foot granite spires, remain open.
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Foregoing royal celebrations or tourist attractions such as Table Mountain and Robben Island, the royal couple is instead opting to "roll up their sleeves and do work in the community," a source told The Telegraph.
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The row of Painted Ladies homes has become one of the city&aposs most popular tourist attractions, thanks in part to its appearance on the sitcom "Full House" that first aired in the late 1980s.
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Animal rights are increasingly coming to the fore through trends like meatless meats, activism against the use of animals in tourist attractions, and fur sales bans that even have support from the Queen of England.
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Versailles officials said in a statement Thursday that the sponsorship was meant to finance renovations at the extravagant estate, which was once home to French kings and is now among the country's top tourist attractions.
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PeruRail said in a statement it would run a few trains to evacuate tourists who are already at the site, one of South America's most popular tourist attractions, and will refund tickets that have been purchased.
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The Nation newspaper reports that authorities have already begun clearing certain regions of Bangkok but that their focus now will be on the major tourist attractions of Chinatown (known locally as "Yaowarat") and Khao San Road.
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When it comes to ancient Egyptian tombs—and similar sites around the world that were never meant to be tourist attractions—it's much easier to cast those disappointments aside and clearly understand the value of facsimiles.
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Famous for its stunning tourist attractions, including Robben Island and Table Mountain, Cape Town has some of South Africa's highest murder rates, with 3,674 murders recorded in the Western Cape last year, according to police statistics.
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But the September issue, dedicated to tourist attractions in London and other well-known British towns, took a sharp detour into an international social media uproar and national embarrassment with some ill-chosen words on safety.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Bright lights illuminated the Egyptian Museum in Cairo's Tahrir Square on Monday during a celebration that could mark the last time the two-storey museum is feted as one of Egypt's main tourist attractions.
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Commander Bauer, who worked for the police department for 31 years, was the highest-ranking officer in the city's Near North police district, which includes tourist attractions like the Magnificent Mile shopping area and Navy Pier.
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"These weird, little spots usually have a lot of heart, and I think that's why people seek them out," said Kenneth Smith, a founder of Roadside America, a state-by-state compilation of offbeat tourist attractions.
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Chinese officials are restricting travel for millions of its citizens and considering shuttering some tourist attractions after at least 26 people in the country have died from the virus, according to the latest updates provided Friday.
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The small number that haven't disappeared are now tourist attractions or bourgeois housing settlements—"a toy town, an ersatz version of the original dream," as Reece puts it, visiting what remains of New Harmony, in Indiana.
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To me, Hollywood seemed like it was a thousand miles away, I didn't know where Hollywood Walk of Fame began or ended, or even where Runyon Canyon, one of the most popular tourist attractions, was located.
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With a population of 528,000, Bradford is a much smaller and less economically stable city than London, and the National Media Museum (NMM), from which the images will be moved, is one of its main tourist attractions.
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Sala Consilina's biggest tourist attractions are mainly churches, including the Santuario di San Michele Arcangelo, the Battistero Paleocristiano San Giovanni in Fonte, a baptism site built on a natural spring in nearby Padula, and some ancient ruins.
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LONDON, March 1 (Reuters) - Britain's Merlin Entertainments , operator of tourist attractions such as Madame Tussauds waxworks, met reduced guidance with a 13 percent rise in 2017 core earnings and said it was confident about its future prospects.
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NFL Network reporter Mike Garafolo said Monday night that the team had discussed traveling to Washington, D.C., together, and then sending a smaller group to the White House while others met with lawmakers or visited tourist attractions.
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Leaders of more than a third of Britain's biggest companies said last month Brexit would put the economy at risk, though the boss of Merlin Entertainments said leaving the EU would not harm his tourist attractions firm.
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The fast-paced excursion is an ideal way to catch a glimpse of many of the city's most popular tourist attractions, including Buckingham Palace, Covent Garden, Downing Street, Westminster Abbey and at least a half-dozen more.
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Officials at Shanghai Disneyland, one of the biggest tourist attractions in China, and at the Badaling section of the Great Wall of China, a popular tourist destination north of Beijing, said they would temporarily close beginning Saturday.
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Local officials have been asked to identify things that make their places unique—some combination of industry, tourist attractions and the local way of life—and then cultivate them into a full-fledged theme, a lodestar for development.
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He said it was too early to say what had caused the fire, which appears to have engulfed the roof of the building in the Charlottenburg district, whose high-end shopping streets and palace are major tourist attractions.
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Judge Greg Van Tatenhove of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky agreed, writing in his January decision that tourist attractions — even those that advance religion — meet the neutral criteria for the tax incentives.
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In Transit Some of the most popular tourist attractions in Paris, like the Louvre Museum, are temporarily closed to visitors because of heavy rains that have caused the Seine River to rise to its highest levels since 1982.
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The sources said emergency workers who came face-to-face with quarantined potential victims while wearing inadequate protective gear later went into heavily populated areas, including gas stations, restaurants, coffee shops and even tourist attractions such as Alcatraz.
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A sudden drop in foreign tourists has forced the closing of dozens of elephant parks and similar tourist attractions, putting more than 236,216 elephants in Thailand out of work and endangering their futures, operators of the attractions said.
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While nearly all of Bali's resort hotels and tourist attractions are well outside the danger zone, uncertainty over future eruptions and possible airport closings has prompted many travelers to cancel planned trips to Bali or avoid it altogether.
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With 316 rooms, the luxury hotel is considered one of the best hotels in Chicago, perched along the river within walking distance from the Art Institute of Chicago, Millennium Park, and a slew of other top tourist attractions.
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The Langham Chicago was recently ranked number two hotel in the country and is perched along the Chicago River within walking distance from the Art Institute of Chicago, Millennium Park, and a slew of other top tourist attractions.
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Baker Street station, close to a number of tourist attractions such as a Madame Tussauds museum, was closed for about an hour while police were called and no trains were stopping, leading to delays on the subway system.
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Set on the upper end of the architecturally rich L'Eixample district, The One Barcelona is surrounded by top tourist attractions and is also within striking distance of the bohemian Gràcia neighborhood, which offers plenty of vibrant local flavor.
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Elsewhere in China, cases have been confirmed in every province and territory except for Tibet, which this week announced the indefinite closure of all tourist attractions and a mandatory two-week quarantine for all travelers entering the region.
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When the KUWTK star and sisters Kourtney and Khloe hit the road en route to the California desert city in March, they hit up the same fast food joints and tourist attractions that a road tripping college student might.
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I told Marcial how my grandfather had kept a girlie calendar in his workshop, hidden from my grandmother behind a more respectable one with pictures of our country's various tourist attractions: those ruins with which we tempt the world.
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In fact, China, which a decade ago was not a major player in the Southern California tourism game, last year sent nearly 800,000 people to visit the shops, museums and tourist attractions in and around America's second-largest city.
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Merlin Entertainments, operator of tourist attractions such as Madame Tussauds waxworks, warned on full-year earnings on Tuesday, blaming a dip in trading in its key summer period on a series of attacks in Britain, sending its shares tumbling.
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The amphibious vehicles travel on both land and water and are popular tourist attractions in many US cities, but accidents in and out of the water have marred their popularity and forced some companies to shut down their businesses.
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The Police Department, of course, can never be complacent about preventing violence in a city of more than eight million people that is both one of the world's top tourist attractions and one of the top potential terrorism targets.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe plans to deploy aerial drones in its biggest wildlife sanctuary in the west to combat poaching of elephants, a parks official said on Monday, as the country aims to protect one of its top tourist attractions.
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"Like Taj Mahal, an iconic landmark of India, visited by thousands of travelers from India and abroad, Signature Bridge is going to become one of the must-see tourist attractions of Delhi," said Delhi territory Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
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LONDON, Aug 4 (Reuters) - Britain's Merlin Entertainments , operator of tourist attractions such as Madame Tussauds waxworks, said it remained cautious on the outlook due to the recent attacks in London and Manchester, though it maintained full-year profit guidance.
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But that plan was ruined before it even began when Ms. House learned, after arriving in Washington on Tuesday, that the Smithsonian Institution's museums, along with many other federally funded tourist attractions, were closing because of the government shutdown.
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Popular tourist spots along the southern and eastern coasts, like Casa de Campo and Punta Cana, have seen more growth than those on the northern coast, where there are fewer international flights and tourist attractions, real estate agents said.
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The Anglo-Saxon abbey, one of Britain's oldest and biggest tourist attractions, was where Elizabeth was crowned in 1953, where her grandson Prince William and his wife Kate were married in 2011 and where 17 British monarchs are buried.
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Hong Kong's retail sector, already battered by months of often violent anti-government protests, is likely to get worse in coming months as a new coronavirus outbreak in mainland China has emptied shopping centres and closed down tourist attractions.
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TOYOSU, Japan (Reuters) - The world's largest fish market resumed operations at a new location in Tokyo on Thursday, after final auctions last week at the previous facility in Tsukiji, one of the top tourist attractions in the Japanese capital.
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The wildfires, which started Monday, damaged or destroyed more than 250 buildings in and near the eastern Tennessee's resort towns of Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, but it spared some major tourist attractions in a dizzying 24 hours, officials said Tuesday.
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Unlike many other cities, the capital is less in need of an extra revenue stream given the vast sources that already exist in the form of local business taxes and the spoils of being one of the world's biggest tourist attractions.
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Austria has the highest proportion of organic farmland in the European Union - roughly 23%, far above the EU average of 7%, according to EU data for 2017 here, and its pristine mountain landscapes are one of its biggest tourist attractions.
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The Singapore Tourism Board has also been intensifying marketing efforts in tier-one and two cities in China by partnering with the country's digital players like Tuniu and curating content on Singapore's tourist attractions for Chinese platforms, including WeChat and Dianping.
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But the warnings are unlikely to put a dampener on Thailand's most important holiday and one of its biggest tourist attractions – a time when Thais and tourists alike take part in boisterous street water fights armed with water pistols and buckets.
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Right now, the Visitors Bureau is recommending other famous religious sites and tourist attractions to those who were considering visiting Notre Dame, including the Basilique Saint-Denis, the Sacré-Coeur, the Church of Saint-Eustache or the Sainte-Chapelle and Panthéon.
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The president of CNN, Jeff Zucker, said in a statement that there was "no imminent danger" to CNN Center, the vast complex in downtown Atlanta that is both a workplace for journalists and one of the city's busiest tourist attractions.
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Whereas before the attack security was sparse around the main tourist areas in Istanbul, this week pairs of soldiers with automatic weapons stood at attention in front of the entrances to many tourist attractions, and security guards checked bags and purses.
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NEW YORK, March 12 (Reuters) - Broadway theater, one of New York's biggest tourist attractions, could be the next victim of the coronavirus after an usher tested positive for the disease and President Donald Trump banned European travel to the United States.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Two of the Netherlands' premier tourist attractions, the Rijksmuseum national gallery and Van Gogh museum, closed to the public on Thursday as a ban on gatherings of more than 100 people was imposed in response to the coronavirus epidemic.
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The attack took place in July 2016, during the Pamplona festivities that have become one of Spain's main tourist attractions, as thousands gather to watch people try to dodge bulls hurtling down narrow streets on their way to the bull ring.
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Popular with tourists and teeming with night life, London Bridge is a transport hub, with an adjacent rail and underground station near tourist attractions such as the Shard, the city's tallest building; Shakespeare's Globe Theater; and the Tate Modern art gallery.
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The Versailles chateau and gardens, a symbol of French state power and one of Europe's top tourist attractions, will be closed on Saturday as authorities expect hundreds of protesters in the wealthy suburb, 20 km (12 miles) west of Paris.
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This creates an exceptional opportunity for the hospitality and transportation industries to provide them with an enhanced yet authentic experience, made possible through the deployment of IoT-based services that seamlessly connect everything–from travel services, to hotels, and tourist attractions.
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This frenetic video, which runs through Shanghai as if it were teleporting all over the city, gives you a glimpse of what life is like beyond its iconic skyline and tourist attractions by focusing in on the local people of the city.
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While officials have not identified any breaches in protocol at hotels and other tourist attractions, the new precautions are being taken in good faith to reassure tourists that authorities on the island are doing their part to maintain a safe environment, Espinal said.
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At the same time, most of the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, one of the island's biggest tourist attractions, remains closed indefinitely due to hazards from ash and volcanic rock ejected from the summit crater, and accompanying earthquakes that have damaged park facilities.
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And in a recent battle for a lucrative zone of tourist attractions and sunny pedestrian plazas, a place filled with people willing to pay $000 for a plain vanilla cone, no sprinkles, the king of ice cream land has lost to an upstart.
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By 1973, the year before Nixon resigned, the hotel and office building had become such tourist attractions that a travel writer for The New York Times observed, not entirely seriously, that the Watergate might have been approaching the Lincoln Memorial for annual visitors.
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Tia Coleman, who escaped the sinking boat but who lost nine relatives, including her husband and three children, said that she was insulted and called for a boycott of Ripley Entertainment, which operates numerous tourist attractions, including Ripley's Believe It or Not.
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Many of the women (and a few men) were tourist attractions in their own right, with visitors flocking to the hotel as much to glimpse a quirky widow as to see the Pulitzer Fountain or to have a drink in the Oak Room.
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Palmyra, the storied ancient city that was among prewar Syria's leading tourist attractions, swung back under government control on Thursday, state media reported, as soldiers and their allies evicted Islamic State militants who had made a sport out of pilfering the city's antiquities.
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LONDON, March 2 (Reuters) - Britain's Merlin Entertainments , operator of tourist attractions such as Madame Tussauds waxworks and Legoland, on Tuesday reported a 3.4 percent rise in 2016 pre-tax profit and said it remained confident it could deliver a good year ahead.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has noted that while serving as Speaker she moved the Lee statue from Statuary Hall — one of the biggest tourist attractions in the Capitol — to a place a floor below known as the Capitol Crypt.
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Just over half a mile from the center of Tokyo's glittery Ginza shopping district, Tsukiji has grown to be one of Tokyo's most popular tourist attractions, with visitors lining up for hours to see the daily tuna auction before 29 each morning.
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The Natural History Museum, one of several tourist attractions in the area, including the Science Museum and the Victoria and Albert, released a statement on Twitter that said, "There's been a serious incident outside the museum," adding that the institution was working with the police.
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"Don't touch the wall!" shouted Theresa Ray as a friend leaned up to pin a piece of chewed gum on to what is widely regarded one of the city's most disgusting — and in the best of circumstances, least sanitary — tourist attractions: the Gum Wall.
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BOSTON — The national wave of renamings of statues, monuments and parks that recall the days of slavery is lapping at Faneuil Hall, the historic Georgian brick meetinghouse in downtown Boston that is synonymous with revolutionary fervor and among the country's most visited tourist attractions.
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That pairing is just a taste of the explosion of glass-amid-foliage on display at Chihuly Garden and Glass, a long-term exhibition celebrating Mr. Chihuly's career that opened in 24 and is one of the city's most popular tourist attractions (admission, $25).
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HNA Innovation Co Ltd * Market capitalization: $274.96 million * Major shareholders: HNA Tourism Group Co Ltd holds 18.5 percent and Shanghai HNA Daxinhua Property Ltd owns 12.01 percent * Core business: The company manages tourist attractions, providing tourist resort integrated management, hotel management and exhibition services. 3.
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Convict ancestry was once a badge of shame in Australia, but now it is bragged about, and Port Arthur, a 19th-century prison that received some of the most incorrigible criminals in the British Empire, has become one of the country's premier tourist attractions.
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