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A new Tsukiji apartment-hotel opening in April 2026 will offer long-stay visitors a home-like base in central Tokyo, with kitchens, laundry and flexible layouts for groups.
Vietnam ethnic heritage takes center stage during Tet 2026 at the Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism, showcasing living traditions and community-led cultural diplomacy.
Major updates to foreign workforce policies have been announced across Singapore, Dubai, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Australia, the UK, the US and South Korea—changes that will impact hiring rules and costs for travel and hospitality businesses.
Oman new flights in 2026 expand Muscat's connectivity with services to Taif, Singapore, Kigali, Zurich, Port Sudan, Damascus, Vienna and Medan.
Chinchero International Airport will open in 2027 and is set to transform access to Machu Picchu and Cusco, while raising questions about sustainable visitor management.
Aroya partners with Int2Cruises to bring its luxury cruise offerings to the Indian market, appointing the agency as its preferred sales agent and aiming to grow cruise tourism in India.
Thailand tourism is shifting away from mass visitor numbers toward sustainable, wellness and culturally immersive experiences under the Thailand Tourism Next 2026 plan.
Asia flight delays disrupted thousands of travellers as 4,418 delays and 79 cancellations were recorded across 19 major airports, impacting carriers including IndiGo, Air India and China Eastern.
Delta has begun nonstop Boston to Honolulu flights, offering New England travellers a direct route to Hawaii without connections.
Charlotte’s CLT terminal expansion is reshaping journeys through Charlotte Douglas International Airport, improving gates, security and traveler experience as spring 2026 events increase arrivals.
The Honolulu hotel industry generates $12 billion in economic activity and supports nearly 64,000 jobs, underscoring its central role in Hawaiʻi’s economy.
United 750 daily flights from Chicago O'Hare will mark the largest single-airline schedule at ORD, with 222 nonstop destinations and roughly 2,500 new hires.
