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Beaches in the US, Australia, Thailand, Greece, and Sri Lanka are suffering from pollution. Learn what American and Canadian travelers must know before visiting.
Mexico has officially joined the ranks of global wine tourism leaders, standing alongside renowned destinations such as France, Italy, Spain, the U.S., Argentina, and Portugal. Spearheading the country’s wine tourism boom are the regions of Valle de Guadalupe in Baja California, Querétaro in central Mexico, and the historic wine town of Parras de la Fuente
Phuket is transforming into Thailand’s leading sustainable tourism destination with support from financial institutions and eco-friendly hotel operators.
Mitsis Group unveils Club 8 in Faliraki, Rhodes—an upscale luxury pool club with cabanas, gourmet dining, and entertainment, redefining island tourism.
Hilton reports a 2% decline in US business travel RevPAR in Q2 2025 but sees growth in Europe and promising signs of recovery in corporate and group bookings.
Nammos Hotels & Resorts announces major global expansion with new luxury beach resorts in Mykonos, Saudi Arabia, the Maldives & UAE under CEO Carolyn Turnbull.
JW Marriott Bengaluru names Chaitanya Sharma as Director of Operations, leveraging 17 years of luxury hospitality experience to enhance guest journeys.
Accor now manages TI-Treasure Island Resort in Las Vegas, promising elevated luxury, world-class service, and premium upgrades in the heart of the Strip.
Hard Rock Hotel & Residences will open in Ras Al Khaimah in 2028, merging luxury living and entertainment with UAE tourism growth. Backed by RAKHH and db Group.
Micro-holidays are reshaping Indian travel. Udaipur, Candolim & Lonavala see massive hotel booking spikes as flexible work and weekend getaways gain momentum.
Overtourism in Portugal’s Albufeira sparks tourist frustration as overcrowded nightlife and beaches overshadow the town’s coastal charm. Can sustainable travel save it?
Dubai’s staycation surge drives a 25% rise in bookings for Central Hotels & Resorts as UAE residents embrace domestic luxury travel and local getaways.
