Every places story on Vozia, from every region — one page per story, both sides inside, every claim labelled.
The Grand Egyptian Museum opened beside the Giza Plateau on 1 November 2025, displaying King Tutankhamun's complete collection together for the first time. A year on, the museum is a global draw — though Egypt's own official counts of its visitors disagree with each other by millions, and ticket prices rise on 1 November 2026.
Zanzibar received 917,167 international visitors in 2025, up 24.5% on 2024 and the highest total in its history, on official statistics. December alone brought more than 100,000 arrivals. Now operators and officials are debating whether the island should chase a million visitors — or chase higher spending per visitor instead.
The Victoria Falls area received a record combined 565,083 visitors in 2024, passing the pre-pandemic 2019 total, and its airport broke the half-million passenger mark the same year. Growth continued into 2025. Conservation specialists are asking what the ceiling should be for one of the world's great waterfalls.
More than 11 million people visited Notre-Dame Cathedral in the year after it reopened on 7 December 2024 — a record, roughly 30% above its pre-fire levels, and more than the Louvre or the Eiffel Tower draw. The towers reopened in September 2025, entry remains free, and the argument over whether it should stay that way continues.
Japan welcomed a record 42.68 million international visitors in 2025, passing 40 million for the first time, and they spent ¥9.5 trillion. In 2026 the curve has bent: arrivals dipped in the first half after Beijing advised its citizens against travelling to Japan, even as other markets kept growing.