Virgin Voyages Unveils 2027 Red Hot Sailing Club Voyages
Virgin Voyages has detailed two 2027 Red Hot Sailing Club Voyages from Athens and Miami, spotlighting loyalty perks, live entertainment and insider brand access.
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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Novotel’s Small Changes Revolution Targets Everyday Longevity
Novotel unveils a longevity-focused expert collective and hotel-wide upgrades, aiming to make healthier, longer living feel attainable for everyday travelers.
Celebrate Easter in Style at Rome Cavalieri
Amid spring blossoms over the Eternal City, Rome Cavalieri is positioning itself as a luxurious base for celebrating Easter in Rome with family-friendly flair.
Hôtel Royal Names Yohan Fatela as New Executive Chef
Hôtel Royal in Évian-les-Bains has appointed Yohan Fatela as Executive Chef, signaling a new chapter for the palace hotel’s Michelin-starred, terroir-driven cuisine.
Jacada Travel Unveils Impact Fund for Social and Environmental Change
Jacada Travel has introduced a new impact fund designed to channel traveler spending into social and environmental projects across its global destinations.
Marriott Bonvoy and Ethiopian Airlines Launch Cross-Reward Partnership
Marriott Bonvoy and Ethiopian Airlines have introduced a new partnership linking hotel stays and ShebaMiles flights, expanding loyalty benefits across Africa and global routes.
Chiva-Som Hua Hin Brings Soulful Rituals To Songkran
At Hua Hin’s famed wellness retreat, Songkran is evolving into a quieter celebration of Thai ritual, mindful renewal and coastal calm for international guests.
Small-Group Multi-Day Tours Drive New Phase of Growth
Tour operators are shrinking group sizes on multi-day itineraries as travelers demand flexibility, sustainability, and deeper local immersion without the crowds.
AI Becomes Mainstream Tool for U.S. Trip Planning
New research shows AI has moved from novelty to norm in U.S. trip planning, driving the fastest shift in traveler behavior seen in a decade.
Trump Moves To Pay TSA Officers Amid Airport Turmoil
President Trump’s emergency order to pay TSA officers aims to calm mounting airport delays after a protracted Homeland Security funding shutdown.
Qatar Restarts Limited Flights as Airspace Slowly Reopens
Qatar has cautiously restored limited flight services, adding new safety corridors and controls as the Middle East airspace crisis reshapes regional travel.
Dublin’s Commuting Crisis Puts Ireland’s Travel Appeal to the Test
Heavy congestion, packed trams and shrinking parking options are reshaping how residents and visitors experience Dublin, prompting renewed calls for urgent transport reform.