A new TV series has spurred travel to the Chernobyl nuclear disaster site in Ukraine and has renewed debate over the ethics of so-called dark tourism to locations associated with death and ...

Tourism to the disaster site has surged 30% since HBO's hit miniseries and the Ukrainian government plans to capitalize on it. But is it a good idea?

Chernobyl, the site of the world’s worst nuclear disaster which resulted in thousands of deaths, is to become an official tourist attraction, Ukraine’s president has announced.

As HBO's Chernobyl wrapped up its five-episode run last week, reports have surfaced that the show has provided a tourism boost to the area which was decimated by nuclear disaster in 1986 ...

Tourism is reportedly thriving at one of the world’s most infamous disaster sites. Tour operators near the Chernobyl nuclear plant say they’re seeing increased demand of up to 40 percent over ...

Chernobyl to become an official tourist attraction, but is it safe? Tourists are already required to wear long-sleeves, pants and closed shoes inside the exclusion zone and their clothing is ...

The site of the worst nuclear accident in history will be a new tourist attraction, the Ukrainian government announced Monday, Dec. 13. The area around Chernobyl is scheduled to open to visitors ...

Decades after the nuclear disaster, tourism at the Ukrainian site is booming.

The Ukrainian government - capitalising on the macabre intrigue - has announced that Chernobyl will become an official tourist site.

Chernobyl, the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster which resulted in thousands of deaths, is to become an official tourist attraction, Ukraine's president has announced.

Chernobyl opens for tours Roughly 6,000 tourists — most of them Europeans — visit the Ukrainian ghost town of Pripyat annually on private tours unsanctioned by the authorities.