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Accor appoints Matthieu Busschaert as GM of Creekside Hotel Dubai to lead its luxury-tourism push from India, Saudi Arabia and the UK. Dubai hospitality strengthens.
Hoi An bounces back from devastating floods as international visitors return, hotels reopen and airlines ramp up flights—Vietnam’s tourism revival is on.
Nigeria’s hospitality sector gains a major boost as Transcorp Hotels posts 49% revenue growth in Q3 2025, signalling rising business and leisure travel demand.
China Express Airlines cancels 20 domestic flights across key routes, affecting regional travel and tourism in China. Know your rights and next steps.
Turkish Airlines lands a USD 412 million five-year loan from Bank of China, fueling fleet growth, Istanbul hub upgrades and tourism surge between Türkiye and China.
Air India finishes $400 m upgrade of 27 A320neo jets, introducing Business, Premium Economy and Economy cabins across its narrowbody fleet.
Southwest’s new Rapid Rewards Plus card delivers free bags, priority boarding, bonus points—fueling U.S. travel and domestic tourism growth.
Get ready for thrills and laughter: the Ansar Shrine Circus returns to Springfield Nov 7–9 for an unforgettable, family-friendly three-ring spectacle at the BOS Center.
Minnesota, Massachusetts, Illinois, Alabama, Colorado and Washington roll out comprehensive tourism grants in 2025 to enhance visitor experiences and local economies.
Indigenous tourism surges in the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast as ITAC and CCCT renew their partnership, boosting cultural experiences and community prosperity.
Kyrgyzstan enforces stricter Umrah pilgrimage controls, accrediting travel agencies and battling fraud to safeguard pilgrims and enhance travel safety.
Canada invites U.S. visitors back while Canadian travel south stays low. Cross-border tourism patterns shift as lingering boycott influences both countries.
