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Hilton’s Tapestry Collection launches Diyar Ajwa in Madinah, enriching Saudi Arabia’s spiritual tourism with luxury hospitality near Al Masjid Al Nabawi.
JOMO travel is reshaping tourism with peaceful, purpose-driven escapes. Discover how vacation ownership clubs offer the ideal way to slow down and reconnect.
AIDA Cruises cancels its 2025–26 Middle East season, citing security risks, and reroutes AIDAprima to Northern Europe and the Canary Islands.
Manitoba wildfires impact travel across Canada, triggering evacuations, flight delays, and severe air quality alerts amid one of the worst fire seasons in decades.
U.S. airlines add new flights from Chicago, Dallas, and Houston to Mexico amid rising Florida travel costs, making Mexico the top winter holiday destination.
UK issues new Thailand travel alert for 2025 with strict rules on drone use, gambling bans, and public behavior laws. Tourists urged to follow legal guidelines.
ABTA releases vital travel checklist to help UK families prepare for summer holidays abroad in 2025. Tips include passports, insurance, airport rules, and more
Wildfires near Marseille halt flights, disrupt tourism, and drop travel sentiment in France, raising critical questions on climate resilience in summer 2025.
A heatwave is forecast to hit Greece from July 13, 2025, with temperatures reaching 40°C. Tourists should stay informed and follow health safety guidelines.
Mews integrates Salto smart locks to offer secure, contactless check-ins and digital keys, boosting guest satisfaction and sustainability in hotels worldwide.
A high-speed train linking Prague, Berlin, and Copenhagen launches in 2026, cutting travel time and promoting sustainable, cross-border rail travel in Europe.
Minor Hotels celebrates global success at Travel + Leisure’s 2025 Awards, with Anantara and flagship resorts winning in Tanzania, Vietnam, Italy, and Brazil.
