Resilient Bahamas: Tourism Sector Bounces Back After Hurricane Melissa
Hurricane Melissa delivers heavy blows to the Bahamas tourism sector. Island resorts face disruption, recovery moves fast to restore visitor confidence and safety.
Hurricane Melissa delivers heavy blows to the Bahamas tourism sector. Island resorts face disruption, recovery moves fast to restore visitor confidence and safety.
Nepal’s top tourism body warns travellers of heavy rain, snow and landslides from Cyclone Maantha between Oct 29–Nov 1. Stay alert.
Germany adds Sri Lanka, France, Morocco and more to a new travel advisory citing unrest, stricter visa checks and rising security risks. Stay alert.
Gale warning active for Delaware Bay with strong winds, rough seas and coastal flooding risks—tourists should adapt travel, avoid water activities and stay safe.
U.S. airlines face widespread disruptions as IT failures at Alaska Airlines and JetBlue create cancellations and delays, highlighting growing digital risk in aviation.
Southwest Airlines debuts its Rapid Rewards debit card—no credit check required, bonus points for everyday spending and enhanced travel perks for all.
SpiceJet is expanding its fleet ahead of winter 2025-26 with new aircraft, enabling more flights, wider connectivity and greater travel ease for passengers.
Emirates appoints Ahmad Tamim as Area Manager for Greece & Albania, signalling enhanced service, deeper connectivity and growth in two vital tourism markets.
Malaysia Airlines upgrades its Enrich loyalty programme in 2026 with enhanced points earnings, flexible status pathways, and improved benefits for all tiers.
Virgin Australia introduces the new Embraer E190-E2 fleet to modernise regional flights with better comfort, efficiency and sustainability in Western Australia.
Fifty-two villages worldwide earn UN recognition in 2025 for sustainable tourism, cultural heritage and community-led development.
GEM 2025 London brings global travel pros to InterContinental London – The O2, with networking, innovation and tourism trends from October 30–31.