Qatar Airways Partners with Thales to Launch Next-Gen Inflight Entertainment Hub in Doha
Qatar Airways partners with Thales to launch an inflight entertainment hub in Doha, advancing digital innovation, local jobs, and aviation excellence.
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Qatar Airways partners with Thales to launch an inflight entertainment hub in Doha, advancing digital innovation, local jobs, and aviation excellence.
Marriott India embraces wellness tourism with Yoga Day 2025 celebrations across Bengaluru and Nandi Hills, reflecting a global shift in luxury travel experiences.
Tourism Malaysia partners with Agoda to digitally promote Visit Malaysia 2026, aiming to attract 45M tourists with immersive cultural and eco-tourism experiences.
Jamaica Tourist Board’s “Come Feel the Vibe” Canada roadshow strengthens MICE and group travel ties in Calgary, Montreal, and Toronto with immersive experiences.
New Orleans will host the IPW 2027 travel trade show, welcoming 6,000 global delegates and generating $106 million in economic impact for Louisiana’s tourism sector.
Denver tourism welcomed 37.1M visitors in 2024, matching its record year with $10.3B in spending, 8.7M marketable trips, and 73,500 supported jobs.
U.S. travel leaders call for urgent reforms in security, visas, and infrastructure ahead of the 2026 World Cup and 2028 Olympics to prevent travel chaos.
Sikkim eyes Dojok Village for adventure tourism development after a technical survey by experts and officials, promising jobs and local economic growth.
Thailand Travel Mart Plus 2025 in Chiang Mai is declared carbon neutral, showcasing global leadership in eco-tourism and sustainable travel practices.
Business Travel Show Europe wins Best UK Tradeshow at AEO Excellence Awards, recognized for growth, innovation, and buyer value. Global expansion continues in 2025.
Brand USA launches “America the Beautiful” to boost inbound U.S. tourism as visa delays, funding cuts, and global uncertainties dampen international travel.