Palmyra news

Unesco’s World Heritage Centre (WHC) has launched a new platform aiming to help donors find heritage projects in need of funding. Called the Marketplace for ... More

The co-founder of international architecture practice Snøhetta, Kjetil Trædal Thorsen, has spoken to CLAD about the opportunities and philosophical questions posed by the advent of ... More

Unesco has held its first international conference on World Heritage sites and museums, with the inaugural event in Paris, France, exploring how to help people ... More

Daniel Libeskind yesterday (11 April) publicly revealed for the first time that he has been developing a Kurdistan Museum in Erbil, the capital of the ... More

After calls early last year to form a UN peacekeeping force to protect heritage sites worldwide, UNESCO and the Italian government have signed an agreement ... More

All six of Syria's World Heritage sites have been placed on an endangered list by the World Heritage Committee (WHC). Due to the ongoing civil ... More

Palmyra resort in Montego Bay, Jamaica, has added a 30,000sq ft (2,787sq m) luxury ESPA spa to its facilities. Housed in a separate building, the ... More

A 30,000sq ft (2,787sq m) luxury ESPA spa is to open at The Palmyra resort in Montego Bay, Jamaica, in early 2011. Housed in a ... More