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Caribbean tourism surges in 2025 with record arrivals from the U.S., Canada, and Europe. Discover top islands fueling the region’s historic visitor boom.
Over 3,300 flights delayed or cancelled at airports in Beijing, Tokyo, Delhi, and Singapore as severe weather disrupts Asia’s aviation network and operations.
Hyatt Hotels Corporation will open nearly 90 new luxury and lifestyle hotels across Asia Pacific by 2026, introducing iconic brands like Thompson Hotels to the region and expanding Park Hyatt, Andaz, and The Standard in top destinations including Shanghai, Tokyo, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Phu Quoc, and the Gold Coast.
German travellers are choosing Asia over Europe for winter 2025/2026. TUI boosts demand with new hotels, direct flights, and immersive travel experiences in Asia.
The Philippines welcomed 2.54 million tourists in 5 months. Backed by China, Japan & Australia, it remains Asia’s top beach destination despite growth challenges.
Severe weather disrupts July 4th travel with 1,150+ flight delays at JFK, EWR, BOS, ORD & DCA. Airlines including JetBlue & United urge travelers to stay updated.
Explora Journeys expands its loyalty program with five reward tiers, status matching, and seamless point tracking via My Explora Account for global cruise guests.
Etihad to fly 53 times weekly to North America by May 2026, boosting UAE’s aviation hub strategy with new U.S. routes, fleet upgrades, and sustainable growth.
Nepal sees a tourism surge in June 2024 with India leading air arrivals and the US overtaking China, signaling a major shift in visitor trends and market focus.
Independence Day long‑weekend travel hits record high. Storm systems may disrupt flights, roads. Plan flexible routes, monitor alerts & TSA rules.
A ferocious wildfire has swept across southern Crete, Greece forcing the evacuation of more than 5,000 tourists, hotel staff, and residents from the Ierapetra region. Initial reports confirm no fatalities among tourists, while dozens have received medical attention for smoke-related illnesses. Emergency services are stretched thin battling the blaze, with hundreds of firefighters and aerial
Mexico partners with cruise lines to enhance cruise tourism, promote Made-in-Mexico products, boost local employment, and grow economic opportunities.
