0216 GMT March 03, 2021
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Ancient Greece has long been a civilization full of mystery, wonder, and fantasy. Their ancient jewelry-crafting techniques are used even today, and they often inspire modern-day artisans to create some truly amazing pieces.
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The Thai government appears sympathetic to a plea by tourism operators to reopen its borders to international travelers by July 1, although it first needs to see evidence that vaccines are effective in stopping the spread of COVID-19.
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Arts & Culture Desk
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The Mazandaran Hydro-Tourism Project, comprised of a 40-hectare area, was inaugurated weeks before the Persian New Year, Norouz (March 21).
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A discolored painting which hung in a parish church for more than 100 years was linked to the Renaissance master Titian.
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Iranian Minister of Heritage, Culture, Tourism and Handicrafts Ali-Asghar Mounesan said that diversification of tourist attractions is a prime strategy to make the tourism industry flourish.
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Sri Lanka is slowly picking up the pieces of tourism devastation as airport operations resume after a 10-month lockdown, with arrivals for January 2021 numbering just 1,682.
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Netflix dominated the TV series awards, while ‘Nomadland’ picked up two gongs at the virtual ceremony. Health care workers and first responders were on the guest list instead of the stars, who dialed in from home.
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More than 100 impressionist masterworks, including 19 Monet paintings, will travel to Melbourne from the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston this year as part of the Winter Masterpieces’ exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV).
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