Planet Hollywood Resort Plans Signal Tbilisi’s Luxury Ambitions
A proposed Planet Hollywood resort in Tbilisi underscores Georgia’s shift toward high-end, entertainment-led tourism and positions the capital for a new wave of global visitors.
Jolyon Hyne
Jolyon Hyne is a journalist covering travel, culture, and global trends. His writing focuses on the evolving character of cities, societies, and destinations worldwide.
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Saint Lucia Carnival Drives Tourism Boom in Castries and Gros Islet
Saint Lucia’s July carnival is lifting arrivals and hotel demand, with Castries and Gros Islet emerging as the key bases for culture, nightlife and beach stays.
Frankfurt-Larnaca Flights Rise as Discover Airlines Fuels Summer Demand
Discover Airlines is ramping up Frankfurt’s role in Europe’s leisure network, adding more links and boosting flights to Larnaca ahead of record summer travel.
Tokyo Imperial Palace Cherry Street Triggers Global Rush
A once-limited Imperial Palace cherry blossom street opens for nine days in Tokyo, rapidly reshaping spring travel plans and straining local infrastructure.
easyJet Easter Appeal Backs UNICEF Emergency Fund
easyJet launches an Easter onboard collection to support UNICEF’s Children’s Emergency Fund, aiming to help vulnerable children in emergencies across 35 countries.
Exploring the Stoa of Eumenes on Athens’ Acropolis
Rising along the south slope of the Acropolis, the Stoa of Eumenes is reemerging as a key stop for travelers tracing Athens’ ancient urban landscape.
Gran Canaria Opens Europe’s Largest Cruise Terminal
Gran Canaria’s Las Palmas Cruise Port has opened Europe’s largest cruise terminal, signalling a new era of cruise tourism capacity and urban integration.
Quebec City Emerges as a Top No-Jet-Lag Family Escape
Quebec City is positioning itself as an easy, European-feeling family getaway for North Americans, pairing old-world charm with kid-friendly adventures and efficient access.
Easter 2026: Millennials Flock to Rural and Island Portugal
For Easter 2026, younger travelers are steering away from Lisbon and Porto, choosing Portugal’s rural heartlands and Atlantic islands for slower, nature-led escapes.
Villa La Angostura’s Green Shift on Lake Nahuel Huapi
The Patagonian resort of Villa La Angostura is reinventing itself through sustainable tourism, local stewardship and new protections for Lake Nahuel Huapi.
TUI Names Employee Godparents for New Rhine River Ship
TUI’s latest Rhine river vessel will debut with travel agency and cruise staff honored as godparents, underscoring a people-first, partnership-driven launch strategy.
UNESCO and UN Tourism Align on Sustainable Heritage Travel
UNESCO and UN Tourism are deepening cooperation to protect cultural and natural heritage by reshaping tourism policies around climate action, communities and visitor management.