Baha Mar has introduced Horse to Water, a new luxury cocktail club in Nassau that blends Bahamian heritage with rare spirits, fine art and elite social experiences. The opening marks a significant evolution in Caribbean nightlife, positioning Nassau as a destination for sophisticated, experience-driven travel. The venue’s concept reflects a growing demand for immersive nightlife […]
The Alexander in Indianapolis has officially joined Marriott’s Autograph Collection, marking a strategic move that blends global scale with a distinctive, art-driven identity. The transition enhances the hotel’s international visibility while preserving its unique character, positioning it as a leading destination for experiential luxury travel. By integrating into Marriott’s global network, the hotel now offers
Hotel Cala di Volpe has officially reopened for the 2026 season, welcoming international travelers back to Sardinia’s Costa Smeralda with renewed luxury offerings and a strong focus on personalized hospitality. The seasonal reopening marks a significant moment for the island’s tourism sector as demand for high-end Mediterranean travel continues to rise. Set against Sardinia’s iconic
Auberge Collection is transforming sports tourism across North America by launching curated luxury travel experiences linked to the 2026 global football tournament. By connecting host cities with high-end resorts and immersive itineraries, the hospitality group is driving a surge in premium travel demand, encouraging fans to extend their stays and explore multiple destinations. The strategy
Accor has strengthened its presence in New Zealand with the opening of Mercure Tauranga, the first internationally branded hotel in Tauranga’s central business district. The move marks a significant milestone for the city’s hospitality sector, elevating its status as a growing destination for both leisure and business travelers. The launch reflects rising tourism demand and
A fatal training flight crash at Parafield Airport in Adelaide has sent shockwaves through the aviation and travel industries, raising urgent safety concerns for travelers and flight training operators. The incident, involving a light aircraft that crashed into an airport hangar, resulted in the deaths of both the student pilot and instructor while also causing
A sudden airline liquidation in the United Kingdom has grounded flights and disrupted travel plans for thousands of passengers, raising serious concerns ahead of the busy summer season. The collapse of Ascend Airways, following the surrender of its Air Operator’s Certificate, has forced an immediate halt to operations, leaving holidaymakers stranded and scrambling for alternatives.
South Africa’s tourism sector is experiencing a strong surge in 2026, driven by shifting global travel patterns amid geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Despite disruptions linked to conflict affecting key transit hubs, the country has recorded robust international arrivals, positioning itself as a resilient and attractive destination for global travelers. Countries including Iraq, Saudi
Ryanair, backed by several European nations including Poland, Germany, Spain, Iceland, Hungary, France, Italy and Portugal, is urging the European Union to delay the rollout of its Entry/Exit System (EES), warning of major disruptions during the peak summer travel season. The airline has raised concerns that the system is not fully prepared, risking widespread delays,
Kazakhstan is stepping up its global tourism strategy with the launch of a Thai-language travel guide, positioning itself as a stable and attractive destination as geopolitical tensions across the Middle East reshape international travel patterns. With countries such as Iran, Israel, Turkey, the United States, China and Russia at the center of rising tensions, travelers
Air Algérie has strengthened its operational capacity with the addition of a wet-leased Airbus A320-200, a strategic move aimed at meeting growing demand across domestic and international routes. The national carrier is leveraging this flexible leasing model to scale operations quickly while maintaining service reliability and network expansion. The aircraft will support increased passenger traffic,
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called on African governments to elevate aviation as a central pillar of economic and social development, emphasizing its critical role in driving tourism, trade and job creation across the continent. The appeal was made during the Focus Africa conference in Addis Ababa, where industry leaders outlined a roadmap
