tourists
Coverage of tourists in the Nexus archive.
- 32 tourists fined for illegal trekking along railway tracks at Dudhsagar
32 tourists were fined for illegal trekking along railway tracks in Dudhsagar. The incident involved unauthorized activity in the area.
- Brazen pickpockets prey on vulnerable tourists as millions swarm European summer hotspot
Brazen pickpockets are targeting vulnerable tourists in Spain, a European summer hotspot. Viral social media videos have captured instances of pickpocketing incidents involving tourists.
- Bali officials warn tourists of crime as security ramps up across the island
Bali officials have warned tourists about rising crime as security measures are intensified across the island. The region saw a 10.5% increase in visitors in March compared to the same period last year, with over a million tourists recorded.
- Water-gun wielding menace, 14, accused of terrorizing Paris tourists and cyclists as he’s arrested 2 times in one week
A 14-year-old nicknamed Dennis Le Menace allegedly terrorized Paris tourists and cyclists using a water gun, leading to two arrests within a week. The incident has drawn attention due to the repeated nature of the offenses and the impact on public safety.
- Tourists continue dangerous acts on road in Munnar
Tourists in Munnar persist in dangerous road behaviors, such as riding atop vehicles and with doors open on winding roads, despite repeated warnings and police cases. A viral video captured a group of youths engaging in risky SUV riding near Chithirapuram.
- WATCH: Tourists flee erupting volcano
Tourists fled an erupting volcano that sent red-hot lava into the air. The event caused them to evacuate the area due to the volcanic activity.
- It’s not easy being green: Trump’s botched reflecting pool becomes 2,028ft metaphor
Donald Trump's $14.7m renovation of the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool has resulted in a green algae bloom, turning it into a stinky, tourist-attracting metaphor. The pool's condition has drawn criticism and media attention as a symbol of the project's failure.
- Japan has announced a 400% increase in visa fees - but which other countries are most expensive for tourists to visit?
Japan has announced a 400% increase in visa fees, prompting questions about other expensive countries for tourists to visit.
- Africa Opens Its Skies and Drops Visas to Court Tourists
Africa is easing travel restrictions by introducing visa waivers and new regional air routes to attract tourists. South Africa's 93-country visa waiver and expanded air connectivity are highlighted as part of this initiative in 2026.
- Terrified tourists scramble for cover as they’re pelted with lava during volcano hike
Tourists were terrified and pelted with lava during a volcano hike. They scrambled for cover as the volcano exploded.
- New footage shows tourists fleeing with their bags as fire destroys Dominican Republic resort - and it's revealed Italian celebrity died from carbon monoxide fumes
New footage captures tourists fleeing a fire at a Dominican Republic resort. An Italian celebrity is confirmed to have died from carbon monoxide fumes related to the incident.
- Massive fire destroys resort in Dominican Republic and forces evacuation of almost 1,700 tourists
A large fire has almost completely destroyed a luxury resort in the Dominican Republic, forcing the evacuation of nearly 1,700 tourists.
- Horrifying video shows paradise lost after fire ripped through luxury Caribbean beach resort killing one and sending 1,700 tourists running for their lives as they reveal chaos after blaze broke out
A fire at a luxury Caribbean beach resort killed one person and caused 1,700 tourists to flee in chaos as the blaze erupted. The incident, described as 'paradise lost,' resulted in widespread panic and destruction.
- Horrifying video shows paradise lost after fire ripped through luxury Caribbean beach resort killing one and sending 1,700 tourists running for their lives as they reveal chaos after blaze broke out
A fire at a luxury Caribbean beach resort resulted in one death and forced 1,700 tourists to flee, causing chaos. The incident, described as 'paradise lost,' left the resort in disarray.
- 250 million bees on the loose in Yellowstone nightmare as sheriff's heroic response saves terrified tourists
250 million bees were on the loose in Yellowstone, prompting a sheriff's heroic response that saved terrified tourists. The incident caused a crisis but was resolved through the sheriff's actions.
- Tourists run for their lives as gunfire erupts in New York's Times Square as terrified parents drag children to safety
Tourists in New York's Times Square fled as gunfire erupted, with parents dragging children to safety.
- Tourists run for their lives as gunfire erupts in New York's Times Square as terrified parents drag children to safety
Tourists and parents with children fled gunfire in New York's Times Square. The incident caused panic as people sought safety.
- Times Square gunfire sends bystanders scrambling to safety
Gunfire was fired in New York's Times Square, causing tourists and bystanders to scramble for cover. The incident led people to run in all directions for safety.
- Are Dubai holidays finally back on - and will flights get cheaper? Experts predict what the fragile end to the Middle East war will mean for tourists
The article explores whether Dubai holidays are resuming and if flight prices will drop, with experts linking the fragile end of the Middle East war to potential changes in tourist activity.
- Horrifying video shows plague of parasite-ridden mosquitoes swarming as tourists take cover in their cars
Tourists were forced to hide in their vehicles as a swarm of parasite-ridden mosquitoes blackened the skies, as shown in disturbing footage. The event highlights a severe infestation affecting the area.
- NYC warns tourists headed to big local summer events that scams are already heating up
New York City has warned tourists about scams targeting attendees of summer events, including fraudulent ticket sellers and overcharging pedicab drivers. Authorities reported that investigators have already identified several such schemes, with promises of premium experiences failing to deliver and customers being exploited.
- Dubai luxury hotels court local residents as tourism slumps
Dubai's luxury hotels are increasingly relying on local residents for occupancy as tourism declines due to war. The Palm, a symbol of Dubai's luxury, sees five-star hotels bustling on weekends and holidays, a contrast to their previous emptiness caused by the absence of tourists.
- Dubai luxury hotels woo staycationers as tourists flee
Dubai's luxury hotels are increasingly relying on residents for business as tourists avoid the region, likely due to war. Hotels offer residents-only staycation deals, revitalizing weekend and holiday occupancy at five-star properties on the Palm, an iconic Dubai location.
- China’s highest bridge brings tourists and internet access to remote communities
A massive new suspension bridge in southwestern China serves as a tourist attraction and social media hotspot while providing internet access to remote communities. The bridge is described as both a practical and recreational asset.
- Plane crashes onto busy road near tourists in Canary Islands hotspot
A plane crashed onto a busy road near tourists in a Canary Islands hotspot. The incident occurred in a popular area, raising concerns about safety.
- Plane crashes onto busy road near tourists in Canary Islands hotspot
A plane crashed onto a busy road near tourists in the Canary Islands. The incident occurred in a popular tourist area, raising concerns about safety.
- Residents living near Hollywood sign fear growing tourist traffic will hamper first responders
Residents near the Hollywood sign report that increasing tourist traffic is causing dangerous and chaotic conditions. They fear this congestion may hinder first responders' ability to operate effectively in the area.
- NYC tourists will face even stiffer hotel rates, skimpier services after ‘shocking’ new labor contract: experts
A new labor contract in New York City is expected to lead to higher hotel rates and reduced services for tourists, according to experts. Hotel executives warn that these changes are inevitable as 'something has to give.'
- Incredible photo shows the sheer size of one of the world's largest hot springs - and tiny tourists nearby
An incredible photo highlights the vast size of one of the world's largest hot springs, emphasizing the tiny appearance of nearby tourists in comparison. The image underscores the natural grandeur of the site.
- Nearly 300 tourists rescued after cable cars halt mid-air
Around 300 tourists were stranded mid-air when the Gondola system suddenly halted in Indian-administered Kashmir. They were later rescued.
- Morocco wants tourists to visit Western Sahara. Some say it's tightening its control
The Moroccan government is promoting Western Sahara as a tourist destination to boost visitation. Critics argue this move could be an attempt to strengthen Morocco's de facto control over the disputed territory.
- Heart-stopping dashcam footage shows Corvette smash head-on into packed tour bus on scenic California stretch
A speeding Corvette collided head-on with a tour bus carrying tourists along a scenic California coastal route, as captured in dashcam footage. The incident occurred in a picturesque area, raising concerns about road safety.
- Airlines cut prices to lure in tourists as customers hold off booking amid jet fuel shortage fears
Airlines are cutting prices to attract tourists due to a decrease in bookings caused by jet fuel shortage fears. This move aims to boost tourism and mitigate the impact of potential fuel shortages. The price reduction is an effort to lure in customers who are hesitant to book flights.
- Overtourism: Too much of a good thing?
The article examines how overtourism, driven largely by social media, is straining popular and environmentally sensitive destinations worldwide. It highlights the growing tension between tourism and the preservation of fragile ecosystems and cultural sites.
- How to save the safari
The article discusses the challenges of balancing the interests of local communities, tourists, and wildlife to preserve safari ecosystems. It highlights the complexity of managing resources and priorities among these groups.
- How to outsmart a pickpocket: Expert reveals the anti-theft gadgets tourists should always carry while travelling, as report reveals travel scams are at an all-time high
Travel scams are at an all-time high, prompting experts to recommend anti-theft gadgets for tourists. The article highlights the importance of carrying these devices to prevent theft while traveling.
- How to outsmart a pickpocket: Expert reveals the anti-theft gadgets tourists should always carry while travelling, as report reveals travel scams are at an all-time high
An expert recommends anti-theft gadgets for tourists to combat rising travel scams, which are reported to be at an all-time high. The article highlights solutions to outsmart pickpockets and enhance travel security.
- Tourists are charged £1.20 'washing up fee' for having ice cream in a bowl in European restaurant rip-off
Tourists in Europe were charged a £1.20 'washing up fee' for ordering ice cream in a bowl at a restaurant, described as a rip-off. The fee highlights an example of unexpected charges faced by visitors in the region.
- Tourists are charged £1.20 'washing up fee' for having ice cream in a bowl in European restaurant rip-off
Tourists in Europe are being charged £1.20 as a 'washing up fee' for ordering ice cream in a bowl, highlighting a controversial pricing practice in local restaurants.
- The world's biggest scams tourists need to watch out for or risk losing thousands - from 'bird poo' trick to £1,500 kebab rip-offs
The article highlights common tourist scams worldwide, including the 'bird poo' trick and a £1,500 kebab overcharging scam, warning travelers to avoid significant financial losses.