but mass tourism is also causing more and more problems in many places for example so-called over tourism in places like dubrovnik. cruise ships with air masses of tourists are especially problematic. the first in two thousand and eighteen the sexy they chose to organize. the buses coming to deal city centers and we succeeded to have much think without any day of congestion in the city. the climate cost of tourism is also a topic at the i t v. so our human rights questions as organizers gear up for next year's fair with partner country oman. correspondent is with me right now she's been at the i t v all day today how big of an issue was this homophobia scandal in relation to malaysia today was that it was a big topic well i mean if you go through the holes obviously the countries are trying to sell themselves the issue of malaysia as one obviously that doesn't affect only malaysia other countries are in the same situation and of course the something they'd like to sweep under the carpet not really sort of highlight because obviously it's an issue that is controversial and they want to att

tourism fair. and that's a controversial choice and as it was making headlines recently for an to semitism and discrimination of homosexuals with official government backing in january the government said it would stop posting sports events with israeli participants and from minister monti mohamad said homosexuality was part of western values and that he doesn't want those values forced on malaysians. a southeast asian paradise is how malaysia is presenting itself at the i.d.b. berlin. but the muslim majority country faced criticism in the run up to the fair over attending of jews in l g b t q people accusations the country's tourism minister rejects. you know they're coming over and they're never asking them what the issue. orientation you know. what we want to know only. delish. malaysia relies above all on the so called hillel tourism the number of muslim tourists is increasing from year to year in total the industry marks new records every year one point four billion people worldwide travel abr

but mass tourism is also causing more and more problems in many places for example so-called over tourism in places like dubrovnik . cruise ships with air masses of tourists are especially problematic. the first in two thousand and eighteen the sexy that's to organize cruise ship passengers we succeeded to organize the buses coming to the old city centers and we succeeded to have a much better check week without any day of congestion in the city. the climate cost of tourism is also a topic at the i t v. so our human rights questions as organizers gear up for next year's fair with partner country oman. is goldman sachs going casual the legendary u.s. investment bank is loosening its trust code urging employees in a company wide memo to simply exercised quote good judgments in their attire. the company has traditionally favored business where collared shirts and suits for men and women although when twenty seventeen did loosen the dress code for its tech division the new memo the company noted the quote changing nature of workplaces toward a more casual environment. and i still have to wear

but mass tourism is also causing more and more problems in many places for example so-called over tourism in places like dubrovnik. cruise ships with air masses of tourists are especially problematic. the first in two thousand and eighteen the succeeds to organize cruise ship passengers we succeeded to organize the buses coming to the old city centers and we succeeded to have a much better chaffee without any day of congestion in the city. the climate cost of tourism is also a topic at the i t b. so are human rights questions as organizers gear up for next year's fair with partner country oman. the future is electric so say the world's major common factor the geneva motor show currently underway in switzerland it's an old tune with it this time they just might really mean it's. the audi q four each trans world premiere an electric car industry tearing an image shattered by the diesel emissions scandal the english based company has been hemorrhaging customers to rivals b.m.w. and. he's a new c.e.o. showed is giving top priority to electrum ability to queue for each on goes on sale next yea

increases proposed to bolster tourism infrastructure over tourism and inadequate sewage treatment led to a six month shutdown of boracay island in the philippines beginning last year on orders of president rhodri go to tear today but out there says. is destroying the environment of that it public will be freely been in iceland officials are asking visitors to please skip some of the most instagram downed over crowded spots like blue lagoon two million tourists went to iceland last year dwarfing the country's population of three hundred fifty thousand much of the increase is attributed to social media masses looking for the perfect selfie spot threaten the ancient ruins of much you picchu one point two million people swarm the site in two thousand and fourteen this year peruvian officials instituted a strict ticketing policy giving visitors access for a limited number of hours cities like washington d.c. where big crowds flock to see the cherry blossoms each spring have the necessary infrastructure to handle such an influx but that's not the case in remote areas like thailand's p.p.i.

increases proposed to bolster tourism infrastructure over tourism and inadequate sewage treatment led to a six month shutdown of boracay island in the philippines beginning last year on orders of president rhodri go to tear today. says. is destroying the environment of that it public will be freely been in iceland officials are asking visitors to please skip some of the most instagram downed over crowded spots like reykjavik blue lagoon two million tourists went to iceland last year dwarfing the country's population of three hundred fifty thousand much of the increase is attributed to social media masses looking for the perfect selfie spot threaten the ancient ruins of much you picchu one point two million people swarmed the site in two thousand and fourteen this year peruvian officials instituted a strict ticketing policy giving visitors access for a limited number of hours cities like washington d.c. where big crowds flock to see the cherry blossoms each spring have the necessary infrastructure to handle such an influx but that's not the case in remote areas like thailand's p.p.i. .

will find out what the growing popularity of cruise ship tourism means for reagan's burg. and we'll catch up with our globe trotter in the city of kharkiv in colombia. the fact that reagan's burg is such an old and well preserved city is largely thanks to it not having been destroyed in the wars and its importance as an imperial city in past centuries. a testimony to its former signify. is the gothic cathedral construction began in the thirteenth century. and the cathedral tells us a lot about that time as the facade also depicts the crueler side of the middle ages. the church vilified jews. this culture shows them suckling from a pig a deliberate insult and humiliation as pigs are considered unclean in judaism. even so the building as a whole is an impressive monument next to the one in cologne regensburg cathedral is considered to be germany's most extraordinary gothic cathedral. reagan's burg was not only important because it became a bishop seed fairly early on the danube was a significant trade and traffic route and here on its banks in the old town hall the perpetual

thousand tourism jobs are in jeopardy in the u.k. post rex it. is not the people in europe who feel similar than me so if they would need to be there for you. to. come to great britain they were just different this nation. industry insiders say tourists planning trips to london have no idea what they could be in for it takes up a lot of our mind of course it should but actually the further away you get from london the less people think about people in bangalore thinking about bricks when they think. to lessen the blow to british tourist office wants to improve visa services for foreign visitors and secure guarantee that you holiday makers don't need a visa after breakfast by keeping it easy to get in they hope visitors won't call time on visiting london. as it never can break through in an ongoing saga involving the liberian central back today child sirleaf the son of liberia's former president ellen johnson sirleaf has been arrested a case in both the illegal printing off more than one hundred four million u.s. dollars worth of loca

is the city's head of tourism. i don't. want to. be in the provides accommodation for tourists and that's dealt with differently under italian law from private rentals it all. but at our last meeting with the ministry we decided that we here in venice must join forces with the other four major tourism centers namely florence rome milan. we have to sit down with air b.n. b. and negotiate. naturally we can't ban these types of rentals but we need to combat the phenomenon for instance by ensuring that renting to tourists isn't as lucrative as running to locals or students. she's unable to tell me how the city plans to achieve that. meanwhile night porter mateo seche his wife and eight year old daughter still apartment hunting he worries he may be out of a job by the end of the season he can't afford to buy a property but he still looks at what's on offer. for him the. enormous. ocean for. a. photo for two hundred thousand euros he may be overpaid for the. find fifty fifty split was made not by fame it's an option we'll see in twenty ye

working in partnership to develop these new type of technologies it could open the doors to space tourism because nasa says the more people going into space the easier and cheaper it's going to become for them which is actually a win for humanity in general you know aaron i still wouldn't do it even even if i could space travel not for me if i do it in a heartbeat really oh yeah of course we'll have to see whether you'll get a chance at some point i had to do erin tell tim thank you thank you. now turning to algeria where police have fired tear gas to disperse tens of thousands of demonstrators marching through central algiers against president put a fico is the biggest protest of the algerian capital since the arab spring eight years ago which have been in power since one thousand nine hundred nine and despite suffering a stroke five years ago the eighty one year old announced he was running for a fifth term in office. it was the biggest turnout of demonstrators so far after a week of nationwide protests the demonstration in algiers started peacefully with thousands marching in the stree

we're talking still about astronauts erin but what about just regular folks like what about space tourism is that also. kind of something that's increasingly becoming a realistic possibility well i mean we already already starting to see space tourism i mean virgin galactic is also really critically involved in that and the whole idea behind nasa supporting these smaller companies is they want to actually create a plurality of possibilities i mean in the past it's only been large nations that occur for space programs but nasa says by betting on these smaller companies and working with them and helping working in partnership to develop these new type of technologies it could open the doors to space tourism because nasa says the more people going into space the easier and cheaper it's going to become for them which is actually a window for humanity in general you know air and i still wouldn't do it even even if i could space travel not for me if i do it in a heartbeat really oh yeah of course we'll have to see whether you'll get a chance at some point i had to do w s n tell tim thank you th

we have the blessing, treasure island, also to benefit from san francisco tourism promotion.es, we will have our own specific plan when we engage in the income-generating exercise. what it is, what is the division that we have for treasure island, but what i'm saying here is we also need to begin to pull san francisco tourism to begin to market treasure island. when you come out with the san francisco airport, at the international terminal, you should be able to see something on treasure island there. it might say works in progress, and all the beautiful drawings and plans that we have, it should be here, in new york. we should have something in there to say that in san francisco -- i mean, this is the time to start doing everything now, and if you work very closely with the san francisco tourism, we know that these folks advertise all over the world. they advertise all over there, they have a budget, and also, they begin working with the hotel industry, all these conventions. sometime some of these big attractions that are going to happen, for instance in 2021, 2022 that pla

increases proposed to bolster tourism infrastructure over tourism and inadequate sewage treatment ledto a six month shutdown of boracay island in the philippines beginning last year when orders of president rhodri go due to what up to is he says. is destroying the environment of that it public will be freely been in iceland officials are asking visitors to please skip some of the most instagram downed over crowded spots like reykjavik blue lagoon two million tourists went to iceland last year dwarfing the country's population of three hundred fifty thousand much of the increase is attributed to social media masses looking for the perfect selfie spot threaten the ancient ruins of much you picchu one point two million people swarm the site in two thousand and fourteen this year peruvian officials instituted a strict ticketing policy giving visitors access for a limited number of hours cities like washington d.c. where big crowds flock to see the cherry blossoms each spring have the necessary infrastructure to handle such an influx but that's not the case in remote areas like thailand's

increases proposed to bolster tourism infrastructure over tourism and inadequate sewage treatment led to a six month shutdown of boracay island in the philippines beginning last year when orders of president rhodri go detected a what up to is he says. is destroying the environment of that it public will be freely been in iceland officials are asking visitors to please him some of the most instagram downed over crowded spots like reykjavik blue lagoon two million tourists went to iceland last year dwarfing the country's population of three hundred fifty thousand much of the increase is attributed to social media masses looking for the perfect selfie spot threaten the ancient ruins of much you picchu one point two million people swarmed the site in two thousand and fourteen this year peruvian officials instituted a strict ticketing policy giving visitors access for a limited number of hours cities like washington d.c. where big crowds flock to see the cherry blossoms each spring have the necessary infrastructure to handle such an influx but that's not the case in remote areas like thail

the weekend i think more points towards what we might see in the next decade which really is about tourism one of the things that i think is interesting is with with complete respect to both eric and chris who are very optimistic about this being a positive thing of people being able to go into space i do think we need to think about you know who do we want to be able to have access to space is that you know definitely a good thing that we can all potentially go out there what experiences do we want people to be able to get out of this should we be thinking about regulations and safety and the environmental impacts of of being able to go out there i actually am optimistic about what the future holds and when i was going to the family as i don't have i don't think. in terms of of regulation first you know. while i mean. to some degree yes i mean or at least it's obviously not tested entirely but i mean i mean as chris i'm sure can attest to i mean just the legal infrastructure for the international space station was incredibly complicated because of the fact that we were dealing with multip

increases proposed to bolster tourism infrastructure over tourism and inadequate sewage treatment led to a six month shutdown of boracay island in the philippines beginning last year on orders of president rhodri go to tear today. says. is destroying the environment of that it public will be freely been in iceland officials are asking visitors to please skip some of the most instagram downed over crowded spots like reykjavik blue lagoon two million tourists went to iceland last year dwarfing the country's population of three hundred fifty thousand much of the increase is attributed to social media masses looking for the perfect selfie spot threaten the ancient ruins of much you picchu one point two million people swarmed the site in two thousand and fourteen this year peruvian officials instituted a strict ticketing policy giving visitors access for a limited number of hours cities like washington d.c. where big crowds flock to see the cherry blossoms each spring have the necessary infrastructure to handle such an influx but that's not the case in remote areas like thailand's p.p.i. .

hiyori works for a government department responsible for promoting tourism and business in the region of ibaraki. live streaming channels have become incredibly popular, but they usually feature people. hiyori already has 96,000 subscribers and it seems japan has really taken to the phenomenon. almost 2.5 million people subscribe to watch kizuna ai. and then there's the slightly disturbing case of a horse called baacharu. i am at spice studios in the back streets of tokyo and they have kindly agreed to give me the full v—tuber treatment. all of these cameras around here are going to understand where my

ard cog to researchers at the university of hawaii, island tourism is now at i tipping point.ment a crisis point but uncaissed numbers in visitors is straining resources on the island. they say tourism officials need to step in and create management programs which help attract wealthier visitors. buying cannabis infused product is now as easy as take a trip to the local cvs drugstore. they are selling cannabis related products in saturday states including mere in california. these items include creams and sprays, roll-ons and lotions. drugstore says it will not, however, sell any supplements or foods that contain marijuana. the chain also says is only partnering with cannabis companies that comply with marijuana laws. tesla has restarted its customer referral program. they end the original program but now it is back with some changes. current tesla owners who refer someone to buy a tesla will get a 1,000 tree supper charging miles. so will the new car owner. each referral also enters current owners into a monthly raffle to win a model y along way quarterly raffle for a tesla r

the tourism arrivals, the revenues paid, they all shot through the roof. my worry is that it's going to knock the big picture, and it will have a negative impact on jobs, occupancies, government revenues, et cetera, et cetera. many areas just don't suit photographic safaris, they are remote, dense bush, have few roads and sparse wildlife, and with the loss of hunting, are abandoned. hunting is an appropriate land—use and it does have a conservation value, especially for communities that live in wildlife areas and, again, you know, they need to benefit, so that's their business, that's their life. they've been brought up in those areas and they know it, and if they don't have any legal employment, they will turn to more illegal resources and hence the poaching. there's trouble, but there's also hope in the elephant sanctuary. botswana has become a safe haven as neighbouring countries have been devastated by poaching, but too many elephants is also a problem. hunting will not reduce the numbers, and a cull would provoke an outcry. there will be no solution i

>for priou, it's beyond the tourism industry..it's the company he helped build..ke tahoe accommodations: "i have a staff of 30 people, we'd still manage homes around the lake but we'd be looking at possible job losses, housekeeper losses, people that we employ that has vendors like hot tub service people and plumbers and carpet cleaners and we're talking about all of them losing their accounts with us because we wouldn't need them at all in this area.">even though the ban will take place in two years..other businesses are concerned of what's to come. stu roberson owns r-n-r vacation rentals, a company exclusively in south lake tahoe. and if measure t follows throug

for years people relied on fishing and tourism to earn a living the port means a major shift and instead of speaking to them community leaders say the government is steamrolling the kenyan leaders say the lab said project is being done by the book and accuse activists of working against the national interest and in some cases even labeling them as terrorists a recent human rights watch report said people campaigning against the project faced intimidation beatings arbitrary arrests and detentions. one longtime activist turned politician said in kenya government suppression is nothing new and in the government is the terrorist it's not the people it's the government. has been left behind because of development there's no development the new roads they're no public health facilities there is zero government involvement in the ground and now at this project is not going to. improve the lives of people it's going to affect them there's going to be pollution it's going to affect fishing it's going to affect tourism it's going to affect every facet of their life. projects like port are central

and fishing is another huge issue and tourism. tourism is the third largest industry in new jersey. so south jersey issues are very important, they len a lot to the economy and i really hope to bring them to life and fight for them, fight or four farmers-not only in new jersey but around the country, and. >> how many term does you plan to stay ear. >> i have no idea. the people make that decision, i don't. so this is what i've always said and end this way. i'm going to work as hard as i know how. to i'm going to give it everything i have, and on elect night i said i'm going work very, very, very, very hard and i am. and it's going to be up to the people decide. >> new congress, new leaders, followed it all on c-span. >> this weekend book if the from the tucson festival of books. starting saturday at noon eastern, featuring republican strategist wick'llson he with the book, everything trump touches dies, then journalist sharon beau irwith the book, american prison, reporter's undercover journey into the business of punish: author lynn vincent with indianapolis, the true story officer

is a high high airplane flight if you like kind of tourism when you can experience gravity as a day i thank you as always for your time on on all things space we do appreciate it that's francisco diego live in london thank you it's a pleasure it's a pleasure. now tribes men and women living in the amazon rain forest of prison awaiting to hear if they'll be compensated for what they say was genocide committed decades ago commanders deny the massacre of up to three thousand people to make way for a new fraud. reports. deep in the world's largest rain forest a herring's been held witnesses accused the army of trying to wipe out their tribe during the military dictatorship in brazil between one thousand nine hundred sixty four and nine hundred eighty five. i lost my father my mother my sister and my brother i'm the only survivor in my family federal prosecutors say thousands of indigenous people died to make way for a new road through the forest. and i saw a group of soldiers arrive overland one another by helicopter they drop bombs on our hearts military commanders deny attacking the t

bigot mosse who is in london bigot if you can hear me we just heard of a compelling argument made by tourism in parliament one of the things that she said is that it's this is the only opportunity to get your briggs it is either now or perhaps never talking to a lot of politicians and people around it do you think this fear factor that the reason is trying to create will work. well yes i mean the reason mary has been pushing it really as far down the line as she can on the last day where it's possible to. to get her dear she is still trying and i think parliamentarians are acutely aware of the enormity of their decision because as alex as alex explained if they don't vote for the deal then there's a very real danger that new deal and crashing out of the european union without any plan for the future is happening on the twelfth of april so that's not very long in order to prepare for that now there are others that are hoping and it's really both sides remain side and breaks its sides in parliament i think really gambling because some of the people that's a very to again series amazed from our

. >>> movie fans now flocking to moves tourism. >>> and is closing. after more than two decades in business. >> we do have traffic that is going to be moving along relatively well. if you are driving on the bridges, including the san mateo bridge. we'll tell you more about that ahead. >> and dry weather for your bay area tuesday but how long will it last? we'll let you know when you can expect the next storm and a peek into your weekend, coming up. >>> good morning. the city of santa cruz plays a leading role into the new movie "us". the movie is bringing tourities to santa cruz. >> you know how, times -- >> reporter: just ask its fans in the new movie us. jordan peel has made santa cruz suspenseful. >> edge of the seat action, mysterious. >> while social media is filled with people so afraid to visit, the beach boardwalk is filled with people who came because of the movie. >> >> we saw "us" on friday. we didn't realize that it was filmed here come out and look for the underground tunnels. >> we had no go to where the sc >> the real benefit will long-

red sea, et cetera the crown presence has a broad vision of tourism. we're the first out.you know, and we're the first that will come in. >> we thought we were bringing you the ceo tll talking to you about the ftse russell index we're listening to the gates project. we're about 15 minutes from downtown riyadh. this is a multi-billion dollar development as well as major, major developments all of this, of course, surrounding the push by the kingdom, guys, to move it into a new and improved tourism industry this is about import and exports. they want to export saudi culture to the world as well as other items, and they also want for bring that director investment to the kingdom. a heck of a lot going on in saudi arabia, and we're going to be planning to keep you live >> food and beverage, hotels, tourism. the one thng i didn't hear you emphasize a lot is oil and gas that's what many people associate with saudi arabia. as we talk about its inclusion in these indexes, is there a point from your side of things where you feel as though the government in saudi arabia or the monar

travel and tourism industry partners. please look for an update in the coming month or two. and we're working with the state legislature to help departmenidentify potential legislation to enable a pilot in the future, should that be desired. >>> finally, i just wanted to mention a couple of things. our staff has been busy out there working together with collaborating with researchers and other partners. we've been invited, and have been speaking to, a number of organizations. i want tod wanted to height higd the transportation research board. and i gave a key note at the international transport development program. these international exchanges are becoming ever more important, as we learn from their experience, as we learn about things like condition management and priechpricing. and they're interested in our work around new mobility, as well as other topics. the transportation authorities technology also testified recently at the british columbia legislature on a hearing on ride-hailing. and so congratulations to joe for doing a great job up there to advice the committee o

some resorts in sin city are rolling back fees to boost tourism.spots are eliminating parking fees for people who spend a certain amount of money. others are offering rooms without resort fees. the las vegas review-journal reports -- tourism in las vegas reached a four year low in 20-18. and during that same time period, other major u-s destinations like san francisco, chicago and new york -- all saw increases in tourism. (jrstone) the coachella valley music and arts festival wants to be more inclusive this year. the concert's organizers announced a new initiative called the áevery one campaign.á the goal is to -- create a festival culture that is safe and inclusive for everyone. the move comes a month after the a-c-l-u sent a letter to organizers saying two transgender siblings were denied access to restrooms corresponding to their gender identities last year. organizers called the incident "unacceptable"... they say -- they consulted with women's rights and transgender activist groups to create a more welcoming environment this year. this year's

some resorts in sin city are rolling back fees to boost tourism.inating parking fees for people who spend a certain amount of money. others are offering rooms without resort fees. the las vegas review-journal reports -- tourism in las vegas reached a four year low in 20-18. and during that same time period, other major u-s destinations like san francisco, chicago and new york -- all saw increases in tourism. (jr) the coachella valley music and arts festival wants to be more inclusive this year. the concert's organizers announced a new initiative called the áevery one campaign.á the goal is to quote -- create a festival culture that is safe and inclusive for everyone. the move comes a month after the a-c-l-u sent a letter to organizers saying two transgender siblings were denied access to restrooms corresponding to their gender identities last year. organizers called the incident "unacceptable"... they say -- they consulted with women's rights and transgender activist groups to create a more welcoming environment this year. this year's coachella fes