A memorandum of understanding was signed on Monday between Tehran Air Quality Control Company, a subsidiary of Tehran Municipality, and Japan International Cooperation Agency on supplying the…

Latest statistics by the National Drought Warning and Monitoring Center show that this year's autumn (Sept. 23-Dec. 21) was the driest over the past 67 years, with precipitation levels declining…

Tehran experienced the poorest autumnal air quality in four years, despite measures to reduce the capital’s recurring smog in the cold season.

This has been largely blamed on ineffective…

A bill on supporting waste management services is currently being reviewed by the government and in final stages.

In an innovative move, a private company in Shiraz, Fars Province, has designed an application that enables tourists to visit Iran's attractions on one's own, as it offers a complete overview of…

For the past 10 years, Iran has been struggling with sand and dust storms that originate from sources both inside and outside the country.

Experts agree that domestic and foreign sources…

The 10th Tehran International Tourism Exhibition opened Monday in the presence of Zahra Ahmadipour, head of Iran’s Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization. 

Speaking at…

The sprawling Iranian capital Tehran has been shrouded in the all-too familiar smog for the past three days, with one major difference compared to past years: It has happened earlier.

Iranian speakers highlighted the high potential of tourism sector in attracting foreign investment that can help reduce Iran’s oil dependency and boost the economy by creating jobs and…

Iran’s policy is to capitalize on its growing rapprochement with the international community and potential for halal tourism to turn the nascent travel industry into a force that pushes the…

The 15th International Environment Exhibition ends its four-day run on Thursday, concluding what many say was an improvement on previous editions but noting that it still has room for improvement…

The Ninth Tehran International Tourism Exhibition, or TITE, came to an end on Friday to a mixed reception.

You walk into a small but cozy hall and are mesmerized even before finding your seat, by the psychedelic music of the one-man band in the corner of the stage and two paralyzed actors waiting for a…