Pope Francis Warns Against Divisive Religious Groups in Corsica Visit

Pope Francis visited Corsica, his first trip to the French island, to address a conference on religion in the Mediterranean. He warned against religious groups stoking political divisions and urged vigilance among Catholic priests. The visit, part of his focus on less-visited regions, included a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron, though a planned Notre Dame visit was cancelled.

Radisson Hotel Group Opens Vibrant New Hotel in Mersin, Turkey: A Gateway to Mediterranean Charm and Business Opportunity

Radisson Hotel Group expands its presence in Turkey with the grand opening of Radisson Hotel Mersin, a stylish and modern hotel located in the heart of a dynamic port city. Offering a blend of cultural richness, business opportunities, and stunning Mediterranean scenery, the hotel provides guests with exceptional hospitality and a wide range of amenities, including comfortable rooms, delectable dining options, modern meeting spaces, and a serene spa and wellness center.

Cyprus Institute Proposes Action Plan to Mitigate Tourism Impacts in the Mediterranean

The Cyprus Marine and Maritime Institute (CMMI) has developed a comprehensive action plan to address the negative effects of mass tourism in the Mediterranean region. The plan, part of the EU-funded ECO-CRUISING FU_TOUR Project, aims to mitigate environmental degradation, infrastructure strain, and negative impacts on local communities as tourist numbers are expected to increase significantly by 2028.

Sani/Ikos Group Leads the Way in Sustainable Luxury Tourism

Sani/Ikos Group, a leading luxury beach resort company in the Mediterranean, is setting a new standard for sustainability in the hospitality industry through its innovative ESG initiatives. Focusing on decarbonization, resource conservation, and local biodiversity, the group aims to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2030, while also empowering local communities.

North Korea Opens Doors to Tourists with Ambitious Beach Resort: Will Wonsan Rival Spain’s Mediterranean Coast?

North Korea is set to open its doors to international tourists with the launch of its massive Wonsan-Kalma Coastal Tourist Area, a sprawling resort designed to rival popular Mediterranean beach destinations like Spain’s Costa Blanca. With a capacity of 100,000 visitors, the resort offers a unique blend of luxury, adventure, and exclusivity, promising to attract curious travelers seeking a different kind of vacation experience. The project, dubbed the ‘North Korean Benidorm,’ marks a significant shift in North Korea’s approach to tourism, potentially opening the door to a new era for the country’s economy.

Michael Kors Collection Embraces Mediterranean Romance for Spring/Summer 2025

Michael Kors Collection’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection, inspired by the Mediterranean, showcased a blend of relaxed luxury and urban sophistication. The collection, celebrating 35 years of collaboration with Italian artisans, featured handcrafts like raffia fringe, floral appliques, lace, and tailoring, evoking the charm of Capri, Ischia, and Procida. The collection highlighted comfortable yet elegant pieces with a focus on artisanal details and a touch of dark romance.

Antalya Tourism Booms: 8% Surge in Visitors, Hotels Extend Seasons

Antalya, Turkey’s Mediterranean gem, is experiencing a tourism boom, with visitor numbers up 8% compared to last year. Hotels are extending their seasons to meet the growing demand, driven by the city’s stunning natural beauty, rich culture, and exceptional hospitality. The city is on track to surpass 17 million visitors in 2024, solidifying its position as a global tourism hub.

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