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• Top Murder Capitals of the World

  The world is a dangerous place and people can practically get killed or die anywhere - drown in their bathtub, get poisoned by leaking gas or hit by bus. Yet these accidental ways of dying are still quite "comfortable" compared to being murdered and robbed (or robbed and murdered) in a dark back street of an unknown city. The Foreign Policy, an international magazine of global politics, decided to warn the potential victims and created a list of the five most murderous cities in the world that is brought to you now by Tourism-Review.com.

• The latest issue of the Tourism Review Online Magazine

• The latest issue of the Tourism Review Magazine

  
  CONTENTS:
  
  HERITAGE: Yummy! Tasty Travel
  PROFESSIONAL: Casinos - Travel to Win
  Medical / SPA:Health Spa. What Are the Outcomes?
  Ethical / Religious: Faith Tourism - Big Business
  Destination: Bosnia and Herzegovina
  
  Publishing Team
  Tourism-Review.com

• WARSAW OPENS GHETTO TRAIL

  Even if people pretend it does not apply to them, a simple fact relating to human nature is that most of us are fascinated by death, horror and the macabre. The tourism industry has reacted to this by giving us such places like the Rwanda genocide museum, the Tuol Sleng genocide museum in Cambodia, museums of torture, Hitler trails, tours of the Berlin Wall and visits to Auschwitz...

• THE EU DIGITAL LIBRARY OPENS ... AND CLOSES

  The European Union has started an amazing project on-line, the European digital library, museum and archive "Europeana". This project is supposed to enable all people around the world to learn about the European cultural heritage...

• QATAR BECOMING A NEW CULTURAL EPICENTER

  Qatar, the world's richest country on a per-head basis, has entered a new era of its history. Recently opened Museum of Islamic Arts in the capital city Doha is viewed by many as a perfect catalyst for the development of the city as a cultural and educational centre of excellence...

• MOST ANNOYING TRAVELERS? AMERICANS

  When travelling is analyzed, it seems that it is an industry entirely based on pleasure. Most people look forward to their hard-earned holiday every year, flying is supposed to be a comfortable way of travelling and the airport staff usually have such smiles on their face that they look like they are advertising a new brand of whitening toothpaste...

• BATHING IN BEAUJOLAIS? WHY NOT?

  Hark, all you wine lovers! The Japanese hot spring spa resort, Hakone Kowakien Yunessun located at the foot of Mt. Fuji, offers a unique opportunity to bathe in ... yes, Beaujolais!

• Take the lead in the biggest outbound market

  3rd Annual China Outbound Congress
  December 8th - 9th, 2008 - Beijing
  
  One-to-one business meetings: Extensively focused and sales oriented meetings with most qualified travel agencies in the industry.
  Ultimate networking opportunities: 2 days of intensive networking with pre qualified prospects in a luxurious and captive environment: 5- star luncheons, networking dinner and party.

• RUSSIA AWARDED THE BEST OF THE BEST IN TOURISM

  Every year Russia acknowledges its best hotels, travel agencies and other tourism related projects during the prestigious National Tourist Awards of Yuri Senkevich. It is awarded to promote inbound and domestic tourism in Russia, as well as efficiency and quality of services for tourists...

• THE WORLD'S LONGEST TRAIN RIDE - A MIND-BLOWING ADVENTURE

  Visiting Russia is a great plan. Moscow and St Petersburg usually ‘steal' all the glory; however there are some adventurers who bet on a more challenging and eye-opening discovery of this extraordinary country - the Trans-Siberian Railway...

• $25,000 PER NIGHT? IT IS WORTH THE MONEY

  Dubai is one of those places which raise the attention of the entire planet - this financial hub of the Middle East is absolutely overwhelming with the number of ambitious construction projects which are currently under way. The Palm Jumeirah is one of the star examples...

• CZECH WINE REGION FOCUSING ON BUSINESS TOURISM

  The notorious lack of luxury hotels in the Southern Moravia in the Czech Republic will not be of much concern anymore. The European Union is going to invest considerable amount of money in the reconstruction and refurbishment of numerous Moravian hotels, thus the visitors of this wine-lover paradise will have yet another reason to come and stay a bit longer...

• THE LARGEST CONVENTION CENTRE? IN MILAN

  Italy has been described as a very lucky country in the way it seems to be able to simply sell itself through its ancient culture, which is reflected in modern Italian cities and cuisine. Meanwhile, Italy is a world hotspot for fashion and super models, whilst the climate does the country a lot of favours...

• NORTH AMERICAN CRUISE INDUSTRY AFFECTING THE U.S. ECONOMY

  According to the "2007 CLIA Economic Impact Study" (executed by Business & Research Economic Advisors - BREA) the North American cruise industry continues to make significant contributions the American economy...