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Hawaiian Airlines Invests 600M to Transform Airports and Fleet

U.S, Jan. 5 -- Hawaiian Airlines, an Alaska Airlines company, has announced one of the largest infrastructure and community investments in its history, unveiling a more than 600 million, five-year mod... Read More


The 5 Best Safari Destinations You Should Be Heading To This Year

US, Jan. 4 -- There's something deep in your bones about the call of the African wild - the roar of the lion, the rustle of leaves, the smell of the savannah? It hits you the moment the wheels of your... Read More


War or Warning? U.S. Action in Venezuela Raises Aviation and Tourism Risks in the Caribbean

US, Jan. 3 -- Explosions in Caracas, disputed leadership claims, and restricted airspace have turned Venezuela into a test case for global trust. While the Caribbean remains open, aviation uncertainty... Read More


Iran Is Burning - But It Is Also Speaking

U.S, Jan. 2 -- Iran is no longer whispering its discontent. It is shouting, burning, mourning, and demanding to be heard. What is unfolding across the country is not simply another round of protests ... Read More


M6.5 Earthquake Strikes Guerrero Coast: What Travelers to Mexico Need to Know

U.S, Jan. 2 -- A magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck off the Pacific coast of Guerrero, Mexico, early Friday, shaking buildings in Acapulco, nearby coastal communities, and as far inland as Mexico City. W... Read More


Hotel of the Future 2035 Explained: AI, Sustainability, and Global Hospitality Trends

U.S, Jan. 1 -- The hotel of the future will not simply be smarter, greener, or more automated. By 2035, hospitality as we know it will have undergone a structural transformation-reshaped by technology... Read More


New Era at UNWTO Begins With Immediate Response to Crans-Montana Tourism Tragedy in Switzerland

U.S, Jan. 1 -- At midnight on January 1, 2026, a new chapter quietly began at UN-Tourism (formerly UNWTO). After eight years of one of the most controversial leadership periods in the organization's h... Read More


Tourist Taxes Are Rising Worldwide: Why Travel Will Cost More in 2026

U.S, Dec. 30 -- From Edinburgh to Kyoto, Barcelona to Bangkok, governments are quietly adding new fees to manage crowds, fund infrastructure, and respond to resident backlash. By 2026, travelers plan... Read More


Caribbean Hotel Boom: Major New Resorts and Luxury Developments Opening in 2026

U.S, Dec. 29 -- The Caribbean is heading into one of its most significant hotel development cycles in years, with 2026 shaping up as a pivotal year for new resort openings, brand debuts, and large-sca... Read More


Las Vegas Tourism Slows as High Prices and U.S. Policy Fears Hit International Visitors

US, Dec. 28 -- Las Vegas tourism is experiencing a measurable slowdown in 2025 International visitors from Europe and Asia are declining despite strong air connectivity High resort pricing and fees ar... Read More