Saudi Cities Race Ahead as Tourism Projects Transform Kingdom
Saudi Arabia is rapidly expanding hotels, transport and cultural districts in Riyadh, Jeddah and Mecca, turning Vision 2030’s tourism ambitions into visible, city-scale reality.
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Vietnam Port Push Stalls as HCMC Weighs Key Seaport Approvals
As Ho Chi Minh City weighs major seaport approvals before Reunification Day, Vietnam’s wider port expansion drive faces questions over cruise access and long term maritime growth.
Italy bets on culture, cuisine and sustainability in tourism push
Italy tightens its grip as a top cultural destination, blending marquee heritage sites, regional food traditions and new sustainability policies to reshape visitor flows.
Dubai weighs fee deferrals against direct aid for hotels
As geopolitical tensions and softer demand pressure Dubai’s hospitality economy, policymakers are leaning on fee deferrals over cash aid. How far can this approach go?
Riyadh Air bets on Bangladesh’s 12m traveler market
Riyadh Air is positioning Bangladesh as a core growth market, targeting Dhaka, Chattogram and Sylhet to capture surging Middle East bound traffic.
Sri Lanka Adds Holiday Transport Links for New Year Rush
Sri Lanka is rolling out extra buses and trains linking Colombo, Makumbura and Pettah to cope with the huge Sinhala and Tamil New Year travel surge.
BTS ‘ARIRANG’ Tour Fuels Global Tourism Boom in Seoul
BTS’s rain-soaked ARIRANG world tour launch in South Korea is sending international arrivals, hotel bookings and K‑travel demand surging across key global markets.
Ancient Craft Villages Power New Tourism in Cao Bang
From brocade weaving to knife forging and incense making, Cao Bang’s ancient craft villages are emerging as quiet anchors of Vietnam’s sustainable tourism push.
Amsterdam Rail Fares Rise as New 2026 Routes Reshape Europe
Amsterdam joins a wave of European cities raising rail prices in 2026, even as new cross-border routes promise faster, lower-carbon links between key hubs.
Bahrain Flights Restart As Manama Airport Returns To Normality
Bahrain International Airport in Manama is restoring regular flights after the reopening of national airspace, offering fresh momentum for Middle East travel recovery.
V&A East Museum Opens 18 April 2026 in East London
London’s new V&A East Museum opens on 18 April 2026 with a music-focused inaugural show, expanding the capital’s major art and design offer in the Olympic Park.
London Art Fans Rush To See Turner, Picasso Before Weekend Closures
Several of London’s most talked-about exhibitions, from Turner landscapes to Picasso’s performers and rising contemporary voices, close this weekend, prompting a last‑minute rush from visitors.
Thailand and Asia Face Tourism Slowdown as Oil Prices Climb
Thailand and key Asian destinations are seeing softer tourism growth as rising oil prices, airfares and geopolitical tensions begin to weigh on regional travel demand.
Kuwait City Travel Alert: Airport Closure Drags On
Kuwait International Airport remains shut amid regional tensions, as aviation authorities refute social media claims of flight resumptions and travelers scramble for alternative routes.
Pattaya Steps Up Jomtien Clean-Up As Songkran Crowds Surge
Pattaya launches an intensive clean-up campaign on Jomtien Beach as mounting waste, soaring Songkran arrivals and peak-season tourism put the city’s image under pressure.