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Etihad Airways begins daily A380 service between Abu Dhabi and Toronto, introducing The Residence and boosting capacity by 31% for luxury transatlantic travel.
Massachusetts and California join forces to champion LGBTQ+ equality with Pride celebrations across 25 U.S. cities this June, uniting communities nationwide.
Discover what you need to know about Travel Meet Asia 2025 in Jakarta, Indonesia. From June 25–26, this major B2B tourism event drives MICE, corporate, and leisure growth.
Korčula, Croatia’s rising luxury island destination, captivated global travel advisors at EDGE 2025 in Las Vegas with high-end experiences and authentic charm.
Discover what you need to know about WOCA 2025 in Bogotá—Latin America’s premier aviation summit uniting leaders to boost connectivity, sustainability, and innovation.
Strikes in France and Spain could derail UK travel plans, causing major flight delays and cancellations to Spanish hotspots like Majorca, Alicante, and Barcelona.
Avinash Kanti Teelock takes over as MTPA Director, set to elevate Mauritius with a focus on sustainability, digital innovation, and tourism diversification.
Viamigos offers real-time fare alerts, personalized travel plans, and transparent booking to make international travel smarter, affordable, and hassle-free for Indians.
UK airline stocks rise sharply as Iran-Israel ceasefire boosts investor confidence. Markets rally globally amid hopes for stability in travel and aviation sectors.
Malaysia’s Film in Malaysia Incentive (FIMI) attracts global filmmakers, boosts tourism, expands jobs, and shapes Southeast Asia’s next film production hub.
Malaysia launches its Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign with immersive videos showcasing culture, nature, and adventure to attract global travelers.
In the heart of Spain’s renowned Ribera del Duero wine region, a powerful alliance between academia and viticulture continues to shape the future of sustainable cultural tourism. The Regulatory Council of the Ribera del Duero Denomination of Origin (DO) and the University of Valladolid have extended their partnership for the eighth consecutive year, reaffirming their
