The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced that Saadia Zahidi has been appointed by IATA’s Board of Directors to the...
Certification represents tourism industry’s highest individual educational achievement Destinations International announced that 70 industry leaders earned the Certified Destination Management...
Farnborough International Airshow – Pratt & Whitney, an RTX (NYSE: RTX) business, announced today that British Airways has selected GTF...
Honeywell Aerospace (Nasdaq: HONA) today announced that IndiGo, India’s largest airline and one of the fastest‑growing carriers globally, has selected...
Banyan Tree Bintan invites discerning diners and culinary enthusiasts to experience an extraordinary celebration of Indonesian gastronomy as renowned Chef Mandif Warokka collaborates with Treetops Sous Chef Rizkan for an exclusive two-night dining experience at the resort's iconic Treetops Restaurant.
Holiday River Expeditions has announced the expansion of its Canyon Concerts Series with the addition of two bluegrass acts, The...
Global aviation entered 2026 with steady momentum as airlines expanded leisure-focused routes and airports reported rising passenger numbers. From new U.S.–Caribbean services to strong growth in Europe and Asia-Pacific hubs, the industry is shifting from recovery to cautious, demand-driven expansion worldwide.
From winter flight disruptions to booming tourism in Asia, the final days of December reveal a global travel industry growing stronger—and more vulnerable. Airlines, hotels, and destinations face a critical test as climate risks, policy shifts, and demand patterns reshape tourism heading into 2026
The African Tourism Board (ATB) has reaffirmed that Tanzania remains a safe and welcoming destination, despite recent travel advisories issued...
The Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA) announced the appointment of Jill Byus Radke as its new public affairs officer. As public...
Hospitality platform for hotels, motels, campgrounds, serviced apartments, and short-term rentals, RMS, has announced the appointment of Chetan Arjun as...
U.S. Travel Association President and CEO Geoff Freeman issued the following statement on the Senate’s confirmation of Rodney Scott to...
Shangri-La announced the appointment of Yvonne Wang as the new HR Lead for the MEIA region. Prior to rejoining Shangri-La,...
Business technology company, Focus Group, announced the appointment of Alessandra Leoni MIH as Head of Hospitality. The hospitality industry veteran...
Helsinki Airport in Finland opened the world’s first ever runway sauna for a day this month. There are over 3.2...
WorldHotels, a global brand of independent luxury and lifestyle hotels within BWH® Hotels, continues to grow its footprint with more than 40...
In October, 2026, VisitMalta will partner with Fotorivals.com to launch an exclusive and exciting photography scavenger hunt: Malta & Gozo Quest: Capture the...
Aviation Capital Group (ACG) has signed lease agreements with Skymark Airlines for seven Boeing 737-10 aircraft, with the first delivery...
As the international community gathers in New York for the 2026 High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF), one theme continues to resonate throughout discussions: achieving the Sustainable Development Goals requires strong and innovative partnerships.
Letsfly celebrated its 12th anniversary by unveiling a new brand strategy aimed at becoming a “one-stop distribution infrastructure for the...
Global hospitality and tourism momentum continues as new hotels open, luxury investments expand, and destinations report strong demand. From Florida’s convention revival and Rome’s hotel boom to rising resort travel in Australia, India, and Mexico, the travel industry enters the new year with cautious optimism.
Global travel demand remains strong and evolving, driven by expanded connectivity (new long-haul routes), dynamic consumer preferences, and strategic hospitality investments. But structural challenges — from cost pressures in hotels to supply chain constraints in aviation — mean stakeholders must adapt with innovation and customer-centric offerings to sustain momentum into 2026.
Global tourism is ending 2025 at a turning point. From U.S. visitor fears and immigration optics to tourist fees, fines in Japan, and massive new airports and rail links, destinations worldwide are redefining how travel is managed, marketed, and experienced in an increasingly fragile global environment.
Alaska Airlines today announced the appointment of Monica Kobayashi to managing director of airport operations and customer service. In her...
QT Hotels & Resorts announced the appointment of Michael Stamboulidis as General Manager of QT Auckland. Stamboulidis joins from Australia’s...
Islander Resort announced the appointment of Amy Mixon as Executive Chef who will oversee the resort’s four on-site dining experiences...
Severe thunderstorms with damaging 60-70 mph wind gusts, as well as hail, downpours, and isolated tornadoes are possible from North...
Global network Virtuoso announced Karen Hardie as new General Manager, Canada. She enters the role as former GM of Canada,...
Luminary Hotel & Co. announced the appointment of Joseph “Joe” Shurmur as the hotel’s new General Manager. Shurmur most recently...
After 20 years, Cathy Keller has announced her retirement from the role of Vice President of Sales and Services with...