Luang Prabang Tourism Soars as Heritage City Tops Asia Lists
Luang Prabang’s UNESCO-listed old town is driving a sharp tourism surge into 2026, powered by new rankings as one of Asia’s most beautiful destinations.
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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Austria’s Michelin Stars Turn Sustainable Dining Into a Travel Draw
Austria’s booming Michelin-star scene, from Vienna to Salzburg, is using local produce and Green Stars to turn sustainable fine dining into a major tourism magnet.
Novotel Guwahati Showcases Royal Rajasthani Feast Week
Novotel Guwahati is spotlighting Rajasthan’s royal culinary heritage with a week-long festival featuring signature dishes, immersive décor and curated dining experiences.
Argentina Joins 2025’s Most Beautiful and Diverse Destinations
Argentina joins Brazil, China, Colombia, Mexico, Namibia, Tanzania and others on a 2025 list spotlighting the world’s most beautiful and diverse travel destinations.
Canada Enters Surprise Spring Bloom Travel Alliance
Canada joins Singapore, the United States, Britain, Morocco and South Africa in a new floral tourism push aimed at spring travelers seeking nature-led escapes.
Hidden Tax Traps Abroad Are Costing Expats Dearly
A new wave of audits, rule changes and data sharing is exposing tax and residency mistakes by expats and digital nomads, with fines running into thousands.
Viking Libra Floats Out, Marking Zero-Emission Cruise Milestone
Viking Libra’s float out in Ancona marks a pivotal step toward hydrogen-powered, zero-emission cruising and signals a new phase of competition on sustainable seas.
EasyJet Diversion Leaves Passenger in £3,000 Multi‑Country Ordeal
An emergency diversion on an easyJet flight has spiraled into a reported £3,000, three-country ordeal, raising questions over passenger care obligations.
Air Seychelles Adds Mahe–Rome Route via Hurghada
Air Seychelles is introducing a new Mahe–Rome route via Hurghada, widening travel options between the Seychelles and Europe and tapping Italy’s strong leisure demand.
Peak District at 75: Wild Heart of Britain in 2026
In 2026, the Peak District marks 75 years as the UK’s first national park, blending rugged moorland, heritage villages and new anniversary experiences.
How Qeshm Island Shifted From Holiday Haven to Missile Hub
Once marketed as an eco‑island and duty‑free getaway, Iran’s Qeshm has steadily taken on a front‑line strategic missile role in the tense Persian Gulf.
Spanish Overseas Travel Spending Hits Historic High
New data shows Spanish tourists are spending more than ever on trips abroad. Here is what is driving the surge and where the money is going.