ANUA and Harding+ bring K‑beauty to European cruise ships
Korean skincare brand ANUA has expanded its cruise retail partnership with Harding+, nearly doubling its fleet presence and bringing K‑beauty experiences to more European sailings.
Vanessa Buasini
Based in Southampton, one of Europe’s busiest cruise hubs, Vanessa follows cruise line announcements and maritime travel trends. Her reporting helps readers stay informed about the ships, ports, and operational changes shaping the cruise world.
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How Roseau Is Rewriting Caribbean Island Hopping
New ferries, flight routes and small-ship cruises are turning Dominica’s capital and nearby islands into hubs for slower, multi-stop Caribbean journeys.
Disney and Big Cruise Brands Chart a New Course at Sea
Disney and major cruise lines are rolling out larger fleets, next‑generation ships and far‑flung itineraries as competition heats up for vacationers at sea.
Europe’s Overtourism Clampdown Reshapes Iconic Hotspots
From Venice to Santorini and Barcelona, European destinations are rolling out tougher taxes, caps and rules as overtourism collides with demand for authenticity.
Electric Aviation Is Quietly Rewiring Tourism
New battery and hybrid-electric aircraft are turning short hops into low-noise, low-cost tourism corridors, from island chains to historic inland towns.
Disney Kicks Off $60 Billion Era of Global Park Expansion
From Florida to Paris and Shanghai, Disney parks are entering a high‑investment decade as new lands, reimagined parks and blockbuster attractions take shape worldwide.
Delta Revives Tokyo Narita Nonstop, Lifting Japan Travel
Delta is set to restore nonstop U.S. service to Tokyo Narita after a seven–year hiatus, reshaping Japan access for American travelers and West Coast hubs.
Singapore and Costa Rica Lead Global Green Hotel Push
Singapore’s certified eco-hotels and Costa Rica’s pioneering sustainable tourism model are converging as rising travel demand accelerates a new era of greener global stays.
10 Jaw-Dropping Brazil Adventure Destinations to See Now
From flooded dunes to jungle-fringed islands, ten Brazilian natural wonders are drawing adventure travelers seeking remote landscapes, wildlife encounters and crowd-free trails.
Corporate Travel Surge Tightens Hotel Markets in 2026
A sharp rebound in global corporate travel is colliding with tourism demand in 2026, straining hotel capacity in Bogotá and other key business cities.
Heritage Tourism Makes Historic Cities Global Hotspots
From Cartagena to AlUla, a new wave of heritage-focused travel is turning historic districts into the world’s most sought-after city escapes.
US Gun Violence Declines Boost Perception of Tourist Safety
New national data shows declining gun violence in New York and other US states, improving the safety picture for domestic and international travelers.
Royal Caribbean’s Asia Pivot Reshapes US Cruise Travel
Royal Caribbean’s fast-growing Asia Pacific deployment is quietly redrawing cruise options for US travelers, from ship choices to homeports and long-haul itineraries.
Georgia Tourism Conference 2026 Puts AI and New Travel Trends Center Stage
Georgia’s premier tourism gathering heads to Jekyll Island in September 2026, spotlighting AI-driven visibility, traveler behavior shifts, and new strategies to sustain the state’s record visitor growth.
New Jersey Tourism Sets Historic Records as Travel Booms
New Jersey tourism has surged to historic highs, with record 2024 visitor numbers, rising travel spending and a strong pipeline of events reshaping the Garden State’s visitor economy.