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Quakes reduce Venezuela tourist town to rubble, leaving economy in tatters
Quakes reduce Venezuela tourist town to rubble, leaving economy in tatters.
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Three people evacuated from hantavirus-hit cruise ship in the Atlantic
Development comes amid death of three others from rare disease as the Canary Islands refuses to allow cruise ship to dock.
Aerial view of Playa Blanca beach in Santa Marta, Magdalena department, Colombia. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
An Arhuaco Indigenous man stands on the beach at the Kutunsama Indigenous Reservation in Tayrona National Natural Park, Magdalena department. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
A person selling inflatable floats walks along the beach in Santa Marta. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
Self-Defence Forces of the Sierra Nevada demand a share of the earnings of hotels, tour bus companies and local Indigenous communities. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
Police guard the entrance to Tayrona National Natural Park in the Magdalena department. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
Kogui Governor Atanasio Moscote Gil (L) crafts a poporo, a traditional gourd used by Indigenous peoples to mix coca leaves with lime, in Palmor, Magdalena department. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
Arhuaco Indigenous women at the Kutunsama Indigenous Reserve in Tayrona National Natural Park. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
In February, the government closed Tayrona National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site overlooking the Caribbean, for more than two weeks following threats against park rangers, allegedly issued by the ACSN. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
Aerial view of the Kutunsama Indigenous Reserve. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
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What is hantavirus, suspected in deaths of three people on cruise ship?
World Health Organization says risk to the general public remains low despite suspected outbreak on the MV Hondius.
K-pop’s BTS comeback tour rallies South Korea’s global ‘soft power’ drive
K-pop sensations BTS ignited a wave of interest in South Korean culture that now extends from food to cosmetics.
Gunman kills Canadian woman, 13 injured at Mexico’s Teotihuacan pyramids
President Claudia Sheinbaum says she instructed authorities to ‘thoroughly investigate’ incident outside Mexico City.
‘I need to leave’: Cuba’s tourism workers reel from US oil blockade
From taxi drivers to tour guides, the collapse of Cuba’s tourism industry has left thousands struggling to get by.
In Cape Town’s historic Bo-Kaap, locals priced out by rich foreign buyers
Amid digital nomads, a tourism boom and a housing crisis, can the people who built the city still afford to live in it?
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Inside Qeshm, Iran’s underground missile fortress and geological marvel
From the Valley of Stars to underground missiles, Qeshm Island is strategic ground zero for the US-Israel war on Iran.
Global airlines hike ticket prices as Iran war sends costs soaring
The war has sent oil prices surging, upending global travel and pushing airline ticket costs on some routes sky-high.
Travellers stranded, airlines under pressure as Iran war escalates
Thousands are stranded as major Gulf hubs, including Dubai, remain closed or severely restricted for a fourth day.
