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Open Source for Tourist Attractions
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Concern over Robin Hood's future
The chief executive of Nottingham's Tales of Robin Hood will not confirm whether or not the attraction is to close for good.
Protecting Argentina's parrot colony
The BBC's Daniel Schweimler visits the world's biggest parrot colony in Patagonia, southern Argentina, which is threatened by development and agriculture.
Airport expansion plans discussed
Ambitious proposals for the future of Newquay Airport are to be debated by Restormel councillors later.
Hotels link up to promote tourism
Four hotels which joined forces to attract tourists to north Wales are congratulated on the initiative.
Blackpool strives for better future
Grand but faded Blackpool strives to transform itself from a tawdry seaside resort into a more enticing place to visit and to live.
Africans geared for World Cup bonanza
Africans are hoping the 2010 football World Cup in South Africa will provide not only sporting enjoyment but economic benefits as well, writes the BBC's Alex Capstick.
Colombian ex-cartel city revived
The BBC's Jeremy McDermott reports on the improved fortunes of Medellin, formerly home to drug cartel boss Pablo Escobar.
Salmond in call for euro rethink
The Scottish first minister says the time is right to look again at the option of the UK adopting the euro.
Village offers euro for the pound
Some businesses in Dunster begin accepting the euro on a par with the pound in a bid to lure more continental visitors.
tourist-attractions News Supplied by the BBC