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Southwest Airlines ends open seating in 2026, introducing assigned seats and a WILMA boarding system to speed up boarding and enhance passenger comfort.
Discover Scarborough’s Viking roots, stunning beaches, and cultural charm — England’s timeless seaside destination for history, beauty, and relaxation.
Ryanair reduces Winter ’25 capacity in Germany, cancels 24 routes, and warns of lasting tourism and job losses unless aviation taxes drop.
Thailand is becoming a go-to destination for affordable world-class medical care and wellness retreats, with huge growth potential for health-conscious travellers.
From October 20–23, 2025, travel agents can attend the Granite Travel Trade Expos in Winnipeg, Red Deer, Kelowna and Abbotsford to connect with top suppliers and grow their portfolios.
KLM and Swiss Airlines cancel key flights from Los Angeles, Almaty, and Geneva, leaving travelers stranded amid growing global aviation disruptions.
IndiGo to start direct flights from Delhi and Mumbai to Athens in 2026 with Airbus A321XLR, offering affordable, non-stop access to Europe.
Discover Harrogate’s Christmas Fayre from December 5-14, 2025: over 40 artisan chalets, twinkling lights, family-friendly fun and a magical shopping escape in Yorkshire.
Fans of Peaky Blinders can explore Birmingham’s gritty past with guided tours, immersive experiences and historic sites tied to the hit series.
A ground collision at O’Hare involving two United flights triggers delays and creates ripple effects on Chicago hotel bookings and tourism sector.
Dubai sets a new benchmark with world’s most expensive cup of coffee at $680, highlighting the emirate’s luxury tourism credentials and specialty coffee boom.
Ottawa’s iconic Fairmont Château Laurier earns a Michelin Key for its Fairmont Gold experience, elevating Canada’s luxury hotel standards and historic appeal.
