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British travellers can now use eGates at 49 airports in 18 EU countries, easing border checks and boosting UK–EU tourism just in time for summer 2025.
South Africa to launch an AI-enabled Electronic Travel Authorisation system in September 2025 for short-term tourists, modernising visa and entry processing.
Generative AI in media and entertainment is forecast to surge from $1.97B in 2024 to $20.7B by 2034, fueled by AI-driven creativity, cloud adoption, and VR/AR tech.
Sunweb now offers 1GB of free mobile data in Egypt, Turkey, Tunisia & Morocco through Hubby eSIM, boosting connectivity and travel convenience for customers.
Air Astana Group wins top Skytrax 2025 awards for service and low-cost excellence, cementing its leadership in Central Asia’s fast-evolving aviation market.
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.
As the global popularity of K-pop, K-dramas, and Korean cuisine (K-food) continues to grow, South Korea is rapidly emerging as one of the world’s top cultural tourism destinations. Capitalizing on this momentum, Booking.com, a global leader in digital travel services, has unveiled a new wave of AI-powered innovations to deliver hyper-personalized travel experiences tailored to
Kaspersky eSIM Store offers travelers global internet access in 150+ countries with over 2,000 data plans—no roaming fees, physical SIMs, or security risks.
CommScope unveils AI-powered Wi-Fi 7 and Gen AI connectivity solutions for hotels, enhancing guest experience and network performance across hospitality tiers.
In a rare turn of events in East Asia’s tourism and aviation sectors, Hong Kong Airlines has announced the suspension of two major summer flight routes to southern Japan, citing a dramatic slump in passenger demand. The routes in question, connecting Hong Kong to Kagoshima (KOJ) and Kumamoto (KMJ), will be halted for July and
Southwest Airlines adopts SmartRunway tech across its Boeing 737 fleet to reduce runway incidents and enhance cockpit alerts amid rising aviation safety concerns.
