The so-called travel trend of dark tourism has mystified academics and sun-seeking holidaymakers alike for years, as some travellers continue to be compelled to visit places with dark pasts ...

Explore the fascinating world of dark tourism, where Gen Z travellers flock to sites of tragedy, disaster, and darkness. Know ...

For years, this country has been deemed one of the most dangerous places to travel — yet tourists keep coming.

Nearly 100,000 international travellers visited Libya in the past year, drawn by its ancient Roman ruins, unique landscapes, ...

Dark tourism, also called grief, black tourism, or thanatourism, means visiting places linked to death, tragedy, or the macabre. This trend has grown recently as travelers look for unique and ...

For years, this country has been deemed one of the most dangerous places to travel — yet tourists keep coming.

Noctourism, or the recent trend of exploring the world after dark, is set to transform how night owls see the world in 2025. In a Booking.com survey last year, nearly two-thirds (62%) of ...

Read more: What is ‘dark tourism’? Why tourists visit destinations with tragic histories While the two are often used interchangeably, Marcus Hansen, a senior lecturer in tourism and events management ...

The advent of social media has given rise to a number of "dark tourism" enthusiasts keen to explore countries with war and ...

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox declared April “Dark Sky Month,” touting the tourism benefits stargazing brings to the state and its Western neighbors. | Spenser Heaps, Deseret News ...