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Wrexham has launched a new official tourism platform designed to attract more domestic and international visitors, strengthen local businesses and encourage longer stays in North Wales. The new digital gateway, created by the This is Wrecsam Tourism Partnership, brings accommodation, dining, attractions and travel planning resources into one destination-focused hub. For travelers, it offers an […]
Royal Caribbean is carrying out a coordinated round of ship upgrades in Singapore, Cadiz and St. Nazaire, preparing three vessels for major deployments across Alaska, the Mediterranean and the Caribbean in 2026. Ovation of the Seas, Harmony of the Seas and Odyssey of the Seas are all in drydock for enhancements or maintenance, a move
Qatar has reopened its sea routes for all vessel categories from April 12, 2026, marking a significant step for maritime movement across the Middle East. The restart supports cargo shipping, private marine travel, fishing activity and future cruise operations while reinforcing regional connectivity with neighboring markets such as the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Oman. For
MSC Cruises has adjusted the inaugural 2026 Alaska season for MSC Poesia, replacing Tracy Arm Fjord with Endicott Arm on upcoming seven-night sailings from Seattle. The change affects voyages beginning May 11, 2026, and reflects navigation planning linked to ice conditions and geological factors in the region. While Tracy Arm Fjord leaves the itinerary, guests
Martinique Tourism Authority has emerged as one of the standout destinations at Seatrade Cruise Global 2026 after securing major cruise partnerships that strengthen the island’s role in the Caribbean travel market. During the global industry event at the Miami Beach Convention Center, officials confirmed new momentum for Fort-de-France as a year-round cruise hub, highlighted by
Princess Cruises has announced an ambitious 115-day world cruise for 2028, offering travelers a chance to explore 49 destinations across 24 countries and five continents on one seamless journey. The round-trip sailing aboard Coral Princess will depart on January 3, 2028, from Fort Lauderdale, with an additional departure option from Los Angeles. The itinerary includes
Sunseeker Resort Florida Gulf Coast is expanding its luxury offerings with the launch of Sunsuites Villas. This development strengthens the region’s position as a premium travel destination and supports growing demand for upscale accommodations. The AAA Four Diamond resort is introducing residential-style villas designed for families, groups, and extended stays. These new accommodations combine privacy,
Sri Lanka is gaining global attention as a leading destination wedding hub. Shangri-La Hambantota Golf Resort & Spa is driving this transformation with luxury multi-day celebrations. This shift is boosting high-value tourism and redefining travel trends across the island. The destination wedding market is expanding rapidly. International couples are seeking unique locations that combine culture,
Aleph Hospitality is entering a major growth phase as it targets 100 hotels by 2029. The Dubai-based company is expanding across the Middle East and Africa. This move reflects rising demand for flexible hotel management solutions in fast-growing tourism markets. The company currently operates more than 50 hotels. It also has over 30 properties in
Detroit is emerging as a global leader in marine innovation, with new propulsion technology reshaping travel efficiency. The city’s manufacturing strength now supports a breakthrough that could transform marine tourism and mobility worldwide. Sharrow Engineering is scaling production of its advanced propeller system. This innovation improves fuel efficiency, reduces noise, and enhances overall performance. The
Viking Cruises has announced the return of its newly renamed vessel, Viking Yi Dun, to the Mediterranean. The cruise line plans to launch exclusive itineraries designed for Chinese travelers. This move marks a major shift in global cruise tourism strategy and highlights rising demand from China’s outbound travel market. The vessel, formerly known as Zhao
Bhutan is preparing to elevate its tourism sector with a major hotel launch. TUI Hotels and Resorts will open TUI Blue Paro Taktsang in May 2026. This marks the brand’s first property in Bhutan and a key milestone in Asia expansion. The project highlights growing global interest in Himalayan travel. Travelers can expect a blend
