Gozo, Malta: Secluded Mediterranean Landscapes Draw New Interest
Rising visitor numbers are shining a spotlight on Gozo, Malta’s quieter sister island, prized for cliffside hikes, hidden coves and village calm.
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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UN Tourism Sets New Global Standard for Measuring Tourism
UN Tourism’s new global framework aims to standardize how countries track tourism’s economic weight, environmental footprint and social impact to steer greener growth.
Ryanair Eyes 2027 Debut for Boeing 737 MAX 10 Fleet Expansion
Ryanair is aligning fleet growth and route expansion with Boeing’s 737 MAX 10, targeting certification in 2026 and first deliveries in early 2027.
Azuma Farm Koiwai: Japan’s New Rural Luxury Opens April 2026
Launching April 23, 2026 in Iwate’s Koiwai Farm, Azuma Farm Koiwai blends high-end hospitality, farm life, and next-generation mobility in rural Japan.
Rental Squeeze Hits Greece, Turkey and Cyprus Amid Regional Turmoil
Short‑term rental hosts in Greece, Turkey and Cyprus face shrinking supply, rising cancellations and fragile demand as geopolitical tensions and economic strain unsettle travelers.
Centara Unveils Ambitious 2026 Growth, Luxury Upgrade and Tech Push
Centara Hotels & Resorts outlines a 2026 strategy built on new international openings, luxury brand transformations, and stepped-up digital investment across its portfolio.
Iran War Fallout: Tourism Cancellations Sweep the Region
Escalating conflict involving Iran is triggering mass trip cancellations across Turkey, Iraq, Syria and neighbors. Here is how flights, bookings and safety advice are shifting.
Mumbai Airport Sees Mass Flight Cancellations Amid Regional Turmoil
Numerous flights at Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport were cancelled, stranding travelers as airlines react to volatile West Asia airspace and route disruptions.
Travel Turmoil Tests Southeast Asia’s Tourism Revival
From flooded resorts to choked airports and fuel worries, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam face mounting travel chaos that could upend Asia’s tourism boom.
Middle East War Hammers Long-Haul Demand to Australia
The Iran war is upending global air routes, driving up costs and sharply weakening demand for long-haul trips to and from Australia.
Greece Emerges as a Top Easter 2026 Escape in Europe
Greece joins Italy, Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Bulgaria and Croatia as a leading Easter 2026 destination, offering sunny spring weather, lighter crowds and good value.
URBACT City Festival Brings Urban Innovators to Nicosia
Urban leaders, experts and city-makers will gather in Nicosia for the URBACT City Festival, showcasing 273 local actions and new ideas for sustainable cities.