Global tourism declines in Q2 2025 as economic instability and safety issues hit major destinations like Thailand, Spain, Japan, and Brazil.
ITA Airways launches upgraded Volare program for summer 2025 with double points, Armani Hotel stays, family perks, and exclusive lifestyle partnerships.
Emirates wins 2025 Best Long Haul Airline at the Telegraph Travel Awards, reaffirming its global status through service excellence, innovation, and expansion.
Greece expands educational tourism with Thessaloniki and Halkidiki emerging as top destinations for Italian students exploring culture, history, and learning.
Starting late 2026, travelers from the U.S., UK, Canada, India & more will pay €20 for ETIAS to enter Europe. Learn what’s changing and how to plan ahead.
UK–Italy flights face mass cancellations July 26 as Italian airport strike hits Ryanair, easyJet, BA, Wizz Air. Travelers urged to prepare for delays.
In 2025, global travel is facing a new kind of shift — not driven by flight availability or visa rules, but by a surge in tourist taxes that is reshaping affordability for travelers. Countries traditionally considered budget-friendly — including the United Kingdom, Canada, Japan, Mexico, Italy, France, Spain, Germany, and Greece — are now layering
Now open for bookings, Venice’s Orient Express Palazzo Donà Giovannelli offers travelers a restored 15th-century palace with luxury suites, fine dining, and canal views.
Set to debut in December 2026, MSC World Asia blends Asian design with Mediterranean charm, world-class entertainment, and sustainable cruising innovation.
Embark on the Bernina Express from Chur to Tirano, a UNESCO-listed panoramic train ride showcasing Alpine glaciers, lakes, and viaducts across Switzerland and Italy.
In a powerful pivot toward digital storytelling and cultural synergy, countries like Thailand, Singapore, New Zealand, South Korea, and Italy are redefining global tourism in 2025 through the lens of pop culture. Music videos, streaming shows, gaming platforms, and social media influencers are now more powerful than traditional advertising — creating deep emotional connections that
France, Germany, Italy, and more adopt EU’s new biometric Entry/Exit System by fall 2025—replacing passport stamps with fingerprint and facial scans.
