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AmaWaterways incentives are lowering barriers for solo and group river cruise bookings on the Danube, Rhine and Douro, targeting more than 500 itineraries to drive European river tourism.
The 737 MAX lawsuit filed by the Southwest Airlines Pilots Association will move forward after the Supreme Court declined to intervene, clearing the way for a Texas trial.
SriLankan Airlines has added Ahmedabad as its 10th Indian destination, boosting direct connectivity between India and Sri Lanka and opening new opportunities for tourism and trade.
NH Collection Accra will open in 2030 as a 200-room mixed-use hotel in central Accra, marking Minor Hotels’ first NH Collection property in Ghana and signalling growth in the country’s luxury hospitality sector.
Air Canada Puerto Vallarta evacuation: Air Canada sent larger 787-9 Dreamliners to Puerto Vallarta on February 24 to help repatriate stranded Canadians after cartel violence in Jalisco disrupted flights.
DKN Hotels has opened the 121-suite SpringHill Suites Oxnard, expanding its Southern California portfolio and introducing a rooftop dining concept scheduled for summer 2026.
The Wuthering Heights film has driven a sharp rise in searches for Yorkshire filming locations, spurring increased interest in walking tours, horse riding and experience-led travel.
Flight Safety Foundation warns that mixed-use airspace near busy airports is becoming increasingly risky and urges coordinated action to prevent airborne conflict.
Bali has been named the world's top travel destination for 2026, surpassing major cities such as New York, London, Dubai, Paris, Rome and Bangkok.
Uzbek tourism to Egypt accelerated in 2025 as increasing numbers of Uzbeks travelled to see the Pyramids, explore Cairo, and relax at Red Sea resorts.
From 26 February 2026, the UK ETA will be required for all visa-exempt passengers travelling to the United Kingdom, affecting travellers from the UAE, GCC, EU, Australia, Singapore and more.
Cambodia has extended Siem Reap tax breaks through December 2026 to support hotels, travel agencies and other tourism businesses as the sector recovers.
