Tag: Tourists

The Musée d’art Contemporain de Montréal Presents Déja – The Collection on Display

MONTREAL.- An exhibition that fills up all of the Musée’s galleries and showcases a hundred or so major works from the Collection along a circuit that is neither conventional nor linear – that is the unique experience MAC visitors can look forwar…

Utah Tour Guide David Lund Accused by Government of Israel of Smuggling Artifacts

SALT LAKE CITY (AP).- Tour guide David Lund on Friday denied accusations by Israeli authorities that he was trying to smuggle antiquities from that country. Israeli authorities arrested Lund earlier this week on suspicion of trafficking antiquities, bu…

One of the Most Significant Archaeological Sites on Easter Island Gets New Visitor Center

SANTIAGO, CHILE.- World Monuments Fund (WMF), American Express, and the Corporación Nacional Forestal de Chile (CONAF) celebrated the completion of a sustainable visitor reception center on Easter Island in Chile on May 13th. The new visitor center, t…

Former President Bill Clinton’s Boyhood Home in Hope Opens Doors as Clinton Museum

HOPE, AK (AP).- Bill Clinton’s boyhood home in Hope has been open as a museum for more than a decade, but this is the first year that visitors are seeing the home as part of the National Park Service. The home became a national historic site at the st…

Hundreds of Egyptian College Students Rally at Iconic Pyramids for Return of Tourists

CAIRO (AP).- As hundreds of Egyptian college students rallied at the iconic pyramids of Giza Friday to promote tourism, camel guide Salah Shabani stood to the side and looked on with sadness. It’s been two weeks since a popular uprising forced Preside…

First United Kingdom Showing of Robert McCabe’s Work Opens at the Hellenic Centre

LONDON.- Pioneering photographer Robert McCabe first visited Greece in 1954 and captured a way of life that that has now all but vanished. Sixty iconic images from his travels around the country will be exhibited at the Hellenic Centre starting today,…

Tod’s Founder Diego Della Valle to Restore Rome’s Colosseum for $34 Million

ROME (AP).- The founder of Tod’s luxury leather goods and shoes announced Friday that he will foot the ?25 million ($34 million) to restore the Colosseum. The ancient Roman arena is blackened by pollution and rocked by vibrations from a nearby subway l…

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