Ferrari has unveiled the interior design and announced the name of its first full-electric sports car, Ferrari Luce, marking a major step in the company’s transition toward electrification. The reveal, hosted in San Francisco, showcased […]

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Introduction The global coastal tourism sector is witnessing a paradigm shift. With travel revenue projected to hit new highs in 2026, the modern guest demands more than just a sea view—they demand “experiential travel.” From […]

Universal Studios Hollywood in Los Angeles has altered pedestrian access within its Jurassic Parking structure, effective February 9, 2026. The changes close multiple long-used entry points and reroute guests walking from the garage to the […]

Baleària has proposed a single unified vehicle quota for all cars arriving by sea to Formentera during the island’s summer traffic regulation period, saying the current system disadvantages maritime transport and contributes to congestion at […]

Egyptair has taken delivery of its first Airbus A350-900 aircraft, marking a major step in the airline’s long-haul fleet modernisation and making it the launch operator for the type in North Africa. The aircraft was […]

Brazil is entering 2026 as one of the fastest-rising travel destinations in the world, building on a record-breaking tourism performance last year and a packed calendar of cultural events, expanded air routes, and renewed international […]

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After a sharp drop in international tourism last year, Argentina is repositioning itself as a long-haul, experience-led destination in 2026, with ambitious visitor targets, expanded air connectivity and a renewed focus on higher-spending markets. Data […]

Cuba has warned international airlines that it cannot guarantee jet fuel for departing flights, raising the prospect of schedule changes, technical stops, and cancellations as carriers seek ways to keep services running. The move follows […]

AIME 2026 opens in Melbourne with record growth in buyers, exhibitors and international participation, reinforcing its status as the leading business events trade show in the Asia Pacific region. More than 5,000 attendees, over 1,500 […]

Trade union Verdi has announced a series of public transport strikes across major German cities in February, set to disrupt buses, trams and U-Bahn services in Munich and Nuremberg and with further walkouts planned in […]

Ever wish to play a tee shot in front of a backdrop of palm trees, only to discover yourself stuck in a two-hour traffic jam in Bangkok as your tee time crawls slowly away? Thailand […]

Train drivers across Spain begin a three-day nationwide strike on Monday following two fatal rail crashes in January that killed at least 47 people and triggered renewed scrutiny of safety conditions across the country’s rail […]

German residents increased their travel activity in 2025 to the highest level in nearly two decades, while trip durations shortened and daily spending rose amid ongoing cost pressures, according to new German tourism data released […]

Executive Summary：  The travel industry currently operates under a fragmented data model where localized pricing tiers and aggressive geofencing prevent an objective view of the global market. For B2B entities, the ability to bypass these […]

International visitors to the Louvre now pay €32 for entry, marking a 45% increase from the previous €22 fee, as the Paris museum introduces a two-tier pricing system to fund major renovation works and strengthen […]

Istanbul will host the Tourism Investment Forum 2026 on 10–11 February at the Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at the Bosphorus, bringing together leading global investors, hotel brands, financial institutions and policymakers to shape the future […]

The Global Business Travel Association has urged U.S. Customs and Border Protection to take a balanced approach to proposed changes to the Electronic System for Travel Authorization, warning that tougher requirements could undermine U.S. competitiveness […]

Luxury travel demand is proving resilient in 2026, even as rising financial caution reshapes spending across much of the tourism sector. While affluent travellers continue to prioritise premium experiences, mid-range travel segments are increasingly under […]

Springtime is vital for forging positive, lasting connections with all your visitors. After periods of quiet, every part of your park becomes more visible. From simple movement throughout the premises to the tidiness of common […]

Sports Tourism 2.0 represents a fundamental reconfiguration of how fans travel, spend, and emotionally engage with live sports in 2026. No longer defined by a single match or weekend trip, modern sports travel has evolved […]

Heathrow Airport has ended the long-running 100ml liquids limit for departing passengers, allowing travellers to keep liquids and large electronics in their hand luggage at security across all terminals after completing a £1 billion upgrade […]

Tourist arrivals to Cuba fell sharply in 2025, dropping about 18% year on year to roughly 1.8 million visitors. The downturn marked one of Cuba’s weakest tourism performances in decades outside the pandemic period, undershooting […]

Major European airports are reporting multi-hour border control queues following the phased rollout of the European Union’s new biometric Entry-Exit System, with delays affecting non-EU travellers over the past week as authorities register fingerprints and […]

Wildberries, a leading digital platform in Eurasia, launches its first branded WB Travel hotels in Turkey and Egypt as part of a wider move into the tourism sector, partnering with tour operator FUN&SUN to develop […]

Tourists are flocking to Niagara Falls in the past 72 hours to view the landmark partially frozen by extreme winter temperatures, as freezing conditions transform flowing water and mist into large ice formations along the […]

Black ice caused by freezing rain forced a full shutdown at Berlin-Brandenburg Airport on Friday, Feb. 6, canceling hundreds of flights and disrupting travel across the German capital region. The airport suspended all takeoffs and […]

American Airlines announces new nonstop service to Porto, Portugal, launching in summer 2027 as part of its expanding transatlantic network. The route will be operated with the airline’s new Airbus A321XLR aircraft, bringing long range […]