
Dubai International Records 95.2 Million Passengers in 2025
Dubai International recorded 95.2 million passengers in 2025, marking the airport's busiest year and the highest annual international traffic globally.
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Dubai International recorded 95.2 million passengers in 2025, marking the airport's busiest year and the highest annual international traffic globally.

Air Canada orders Airbus A350-1000 aircraft as part of a long-term fleet modernisation plan, securing eight firm jets with rights to buy eight additional airframes, with deliveries starting in the second half of 2030.

ITB Berlin 2026 is fully booked and will host exhibitors from more than 160 countries as it celebrates its 60th anniversary.

The Fairy Pools Lake District are a scenic 1.8-mile Wasdale hike that takes about 40 minutes and delivers sparkling mountain pools set between Scafell Pike and Great Gable.

SADC ministers reviewed the UNIVISA pilot and regional projects in a bid to simplify movement and spur economic growth across Southern Africa.

Conferma Oracle OPERA Cloud integration enables automated virtual card payments and is being rolled out with Thon Hotels as the first adopter.

Aeroporti di Roma has placed a €500m sustainability-linked bond, tying financing costs to emissions reduction targets and expanding its ESG-labelled debt.

Dubai real estate transactions hit AED 15.6 billion on 26 January, the highest single-day total on record, according to Dubai Land Department data.

Travel Exhibition 2026 returns to Hungexpo Budapest from 19–22 February, bringing global destinations, travel innovations and specialist zones under one roof.

Bradford winter sun searches place the city 10th in the UK, with 1,286 searches per 100,000 people and almost 5,000 searches over the winter period.

China-Japan tourism is gaining momentum after China relaxed visa rules and expanded air links, triggering a sharp rise in travel bookings and route growth.

Saudi Arabia hotel pipeline is set to grow by about 94,500 rooms, with luxury properties dominating as the Kingdom pursues Vision 2030 visitor targets.