
Bali Floods Disrupt Flights and Hotels After Tripadvisor Award
Bali floods on February 23–24, 2026 caused widespread travel disruption, with flights diverted and hotels relocating guests amid heavy rain and safety alerts.
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Bali floods on February 23–24, 2026 caused widespread travel disruption, with flights diverted and hotels relocating guests amid heavy rain and safety alerts.

The Jersey Hospitality Association has launched the JHA Chefs Club to connect chefs at all career stages, creating a supportive network for knowledge-sharing and professional development.

South Korea cruises have become the main focus for China's cruise lines in 2026 as operators launch a new 'Korea Season' of sailings.

Seabourn Encore Alaska will debut in 2026 with a specially assembled expedition team offering expert-led shore excursions, naturalist briefings and cultural immersion.

Proposal Dubai 2026 launches a Collection of luxury proposal experiences, giving clients access to iconic UAE venues and large‑scale production features like a 1,000‑drone 'Love Story in the Sky'.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Cambodia has extended Siem Reap tax breaks through December 2026 to support hotels, travel agencies and other tourism businesses as the sector recovers.

Thailand expects 35 million tourists in 2026 as visitors from China, India, Russia, Malaysia and South Korea drive demand, prompting airlines and hotels to expand services.