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Qatar adopts UPI digital payments, enabling Indian tourists to enjoy secure, cash-free transactions across attractions, retail, and Hamad International Airport.
GetYourGuide unveils AI-driven tools to boost partner operations, improve visibility, and expand travel offerings, shaping the future of global tourism.
eSIM technology is transforming global travel by cutting roaming costs, simplifying connectivity, and offering flexible plans for every type of traveler.
Asian Hotels’ loan default of INR 98 crores pressures Delhi’s hospitality sector, testing investor confidence as India’s tourism industry grows in 2025.
Cancún and Riviera Maya lead Mexico’s 2025 hotel construction boom with over 2,000 new rooms, fueling tourism, sustainability, and economic expansion.
Wealth Holding and Retaj Group launch Jeval Business Complex in Egypt’s New Capital, merging real estate innovation with world-class hospitality.
Castle Resorts & Hotels takes over Waikiki Circle Hotel in 2025, preserving its circular charm, family-friendly vibe, and iconic Waikiki Beach location.
Chef Carlo Scotto opens BEAR at Crazy Bear Hotel in Beaconsfield, a 14-seat chef’s table with seasonal, foraged menus blending global flavors and local roots.
India’s largest airline, IndiGo, continues to reshape travel by expanding both its domestic and international flight network. The carrier has rolled out fresh routes that connect Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities across India, while also introducing its first service to Northern Europe with a direct Mumbai to Copenhagen flight. This dual strategy strengthens regional connectivity and
Thai AirAsia X launches new flights to Riyadh, Almaty, and Sendai in December 2025, expanding global travel options with affordable long-haul journeys.
Singapore Airlines A380 returns to Frankfurt after a mid-air glitch, disrupting travel for hundreds of passengers from Europe to Asia.
Wales funds £7,000 in community grants along the Cambrian Line to promote sustainable travel, preserve heritage, and inspire creative local projects.
