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Brazil attracted a record-breaking 541,000 tourists during Rio 2016. The country is now preparing to turn the wide-spread exposure achieved during the Olympics into a legacy to improve incoming tourism in the country.

As part of its Iceland Academy educational video series, Inspired By Iceland has released a special video on ?A Guide to Safe Selfies? to promote responsible tourism and in response to the recent global rise of tourists taking additional risks to one-up their friends and capture that picture perfect selfie.

Improvements to car parks at Bristol Airport are on the way, following approval of three schemes by North Somerset Council?s Planning & Regulatory Committee.

New sustainable travel experiences in Belize, Indonesia, Kenya, Mexico, and Nepal have been announced by G Adventures for 2017, empowering travellers to support local communities while offering them a truly local experience.

Seven million airline passengers are wasting almost 1,000 years in additional travel time and ?182million between them by choosing to fly out of the main London airports instead of their local airport, a study reveals today.

The Association of Women Travel Executives (AWTE) hosted its Christmas Lunch last week, bringing together executives from the UK travel and tourism industry and raising more than ?20,000 for the Alzheimer?s Society.

New research has revealed that noise, steep food & drink prices and lack of leg room are the biggest pet-hates on flights, with one in three admitting they?d like to see quiet zones introduced.

Bourne Leisure has launched a series of new and interactive online training courses for 2017, complete with prizes and added benefit extras.