Phu Quoc Emerges as Value Hotspot for Indian Tourists
Vietnam’s Phu Quoc Island is rapidly gaining visibility among Indian travelers, offering visa-free access, distinctive experiences and strong value compared with regional beach rivals.
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Türkiye Deepens European Ties To Power Tourism In 2026
Türkiye is doubling down on its biggest European partners, capacity deals and new marketing to hit ambitious tourism revenue and visitor goals through 2026.
Harrah’s Oklahoma Puts Vegas-Style Energy on Route 66
Harrah’s Oklahoma opens along historic Route 66 with Caesars-managed gaming, dining and entertainment, positioning Chandler as a new stop on America’s Mother Road.
Costa Fascinosa Fuels Mediterranean Cruise Revival in 2026
Costa Fascinosa’s 2026 Mediterranean deployment brings new Greece, Malta and Southern Italy itineraries, promising fresh tourism momentum and regional development across key port cities.
Madagascar Moves to Reassure Tourists Amid Energy Emergency
Madagascar faces a nationwide energy emergency, yet tourism stakeholders emphasize stable operations, highlighting resilient infrastructure and priority support for key visitor destinations.
Maui Adventure Tour Guide for a Perfect 2026 Getaway
Planning an adventure holiday on Maui in 2026 now comes with new safety rules, recovery realities, and sustainability fees that every visitor should understand.
Zagreb Emerges as Croatia’s Underrated City Break Star
Rising visitor numbers and fresh investments are turning Zagreb from a quick stopover into a compelling, year‑round city break rival to Croatia’s famous coast.
Tourvest Names Malibuye Langa MD of aha Hotels & Lodges
Tourvest Accommodation Southern Africa has appointed Malibuye “Mali” Langa as managing director of aha Hotels & Lodges, signaling a renewed focus on growth and operational excellence.
UAE–India travel update as Abu Dhabi BAPS Mandir reopens
Abu Dhabi’s BAPS Hindu Mandir reopens to visitors from April 14, reshaping itineraries for Indian travelers amid evolving flight caps and visa considerations.
Bora Bora’s Beauty at Risk as Warming Seas Strain its Reefs
Bora Bora’s famed lagoon and reefs face mounting climate stress, coastal pressures and health risks. Here is how rising temperatures are reshaping the island and its tourism.
Iran Conflict Pummels Philippine Tourism As Airfares Soar
Surging long‑haul airfares and global flight disruptions from the Iran conflict are battering Philippine tourism, slashing demand and pushing hotels toward a mounting crisis.
Costa Fascinosa Shifts From Caribbean To New Med Routes
Fresh from a busy Caribbean winter, Costa Fascinosa returns to Europe with new Mediterranean itineraries linking Spain, Italy, Greece and Malta for summer 2026.
Spring Airfares Spike as Jet Fuel Costs Soar
Jet fuel prices have spiked sharply ahead of the 2026 peak travel season, driving airlines worldwide to raise fares, add surcharges and trim flight schedules.
Blue Bird Airways Restarts Tel Aviv Flights After Ceasefire
Greek-based Blue Bird Airways is among the first foreign carriers to restore Tel Aviv service after the Iran Israel ceasefire, signaling cautious recovery in regional travel.
EgyptAir Ignites Punjab Travel Market With Jalandhar Push
EgyptAir’s Jalandhar showcase, timed ahead of Baisakhi 2026, targets Punjab’s booming outbound segment with new offers, stopover products and trade partnerships to grow India–Egypt travel.