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Nevis names Andia Ravariere as CEO of its Tourism Authority, ushering in a new era of eco-tourism, cultural growth, and sustainable travel.
Sanur in Bali unveils a permanent electric shuttle bus service, offering eco-friendly, convenient transport while promoting sustainable tourism.
Generative AI is reshaping global travel. AI agents and B-to-AI marketing drive hyper-personalized bookings, smarter planning, and seamless travel experiences.
Thailand offers free domestic flights to boost tourism, connecting visitors from Bangkok, Phuket, and Chiang Mai to hidden beaches, temples, and cultural gems.
Amber alerts for Majorca and Menorca warn of heavy rains, strong winds, and storms, urging tourists to stay informed and take extra precautions this week.
Havila Voyages unveils a 12-day climate-neutral cruise from Bergen to Kirkenes, blending luxury travel with sustainability along Norway’s stunning fjords.
Aroya Cruises returns to the Red Sea in September 2025 with new luxury itineraries, sustainable travel, and cultural adventures across Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
Air India Express boosts Ranchi’s air network with new routes to Bhubaneswar, Indore, Visakhapatnam, Guwahati, Thiruvananthapuram, and Goa from September 2025.
Wales plans tax reforms for self-catering properties with multi-year averaging and transitional support to strengthen tourism and local economies.
Discover Lake Estate on Winnisquam, a $90M luxury resort in Tilton, NH, offering world-class hospitality, lakeside beauty, and five-star amenities.
Landmark arbitration awards over £700 million to property investor Paddy McKillen in legal showdown with Maybourne Hotel Group over iconic London hotels.
Bluesea Hotels acquires Aloe Corralejo Resort in Fuerteventura, rebranding it as Bluesea Aloe Corralejo from Sept 1 to strengthen Canary Islands tourism.
