With more people reconnecting with nature and seeking adventure, survival and bushcraft skills have never been more relevant. As Australia faces increasingly extreme weather conditions and more people want to venture into the outdoors to counteract our overly technology-dependent lives, these skills are essential—not just for adventurers but for anyone who wants to be truly prepared.
Monday, March 31, 2025
Could you survive alone in the outback?
Survival Expert Offers Bushcraft Courses That Could Save Your Life
With more people reconnecting with nature and seeking adventure, survival and bushcraft skills have never been more relevant. As Australia faces increasingly extreme weather conditions and more people want to venture into the outdoors to counteract our overly technology-dependent lives, these skills are essential—not just for adventurers but for anyone who wants to be truly prepared.
With more people reconnecting with nature and seeking adventure, survival and bushcraft skills have never been more relevant. As Australia faces increasingly extreme weather conditions and more people want to venture into the outdoors to counteract our overly technology-dependent lives, these skills are essential—not just for adventurers but for anyone who wants to be truly prepared.
Thursday, March 6, 2025
Meliá Pattaya Hotel Opens in Tribute to History and Culture
Meliá Pattaya Hotel, a 234-room hotel celebrating Pattaya's diverse culture, opened on February 14. Located on Second Road in Pattaya, the hotel is a short drive from Bangkok and offers stunning views of the Gulf of Thailand.
Analysis. Inbound tourism numbers to China in 2025
Based on the most recent available data and reports, China is not currently experiencing a drop in inbound tourism numbers as of March 6, 2025. Instead, the country has seen a significant increase in inbound tourism in recent years, particularly in 2024, following the relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions and the implementation of visa facilitation policies. However, these numbers still have not fully recovered to pre-pandemic levels (i.e., 2019), which might be interpreted as a "drop" relative to that benchmark, depending on the context of the question.
IMAGE: Western tourists on the Great Wall (7 Wayfinders)
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