Cruise Planners River Academy Redefines ASTA 2026
At ASTA River Cruise Expo 2026 in Amsterdam, Cruise Planners’ immersive River Cruise Academy signals a new era of hands-on, sales-focused training for river cruise advisors.
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China’s New Taiwan Incentives Reshape Cross-Strait Travel
Following a rare summit between Xi Jinping and Taiwan’s Cheng Li-wun, Beijing unveils new economic and travel incentives that could subtly reshape cross-strait journeys.
Aegean’s Backing Powers Volotea Toward Record 2026 Expansion
Aegean Airlines’ deepening investment and commercial ties with Volotea are strengthening the Spanish low cost carrier’s finances and paving the way for an ambitious 2026 growth push.
Miramis maps Italy–Sweden expansion through 2027
Emerging luxury brand Miramis details a 2027 expansion arc linking Tuscany and Stockholm, fusing hospitality, gastronomy and wellness to drive tourism growth.
Ntina K. Cooper to Steer Operations at U.S. Travel Association
The U.S. Travel Association has appointed veteran federal leader Ntina K. Cooper as senior vice president of operations, reinforcing efforts to drive U.S. tourism growth.
Le Carbet Positions Itself as Gateway to Authentic Martinique
The coastal town of Le Carbet in northern Martinique is leveraging black sand beaches, rum heritage and Mount Pelée’s UNESCO status to attract slow-travel visitors.
KAI completes switch to B40 biodiesel across locomotive fleet
Indonesia’s state rail operator KAI has converted all locomotives and gensets to B40 biodiesel, reinforcing the country’s transport decarbonisation and renewable energy push.
Nigeria’s Hidden Gem: Abia State Reinvents Tourism
Abia State in southeast Nigeria is rapidly reshaping its tourism landscape, pairing natural attractions with new infrastructure, cultural festivals and investment-driven projects.
Qatar Backs Swiss Plan Letting Stranded Expats Return Fine-Free
Qatar has joined a Swiss-led emergency agreement with Bahrain, the UAE, Oman, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and others to help expats with expired visas return home without penalties.
Spring Delay Plan at Harry Reid Alarms 2026 Travelers
A proposed delay-management plan at Las Vegas’s Harry Reid Airport is raising alarms for spring 2026, as construction, road work and federal tensions converge.
Machynlleth Emerges as Wales’s Quiet Star for 2026 Travel
Praised as a 2026 hidden gem, Machynlleth is drawing new attention for its green valleys, culture and low-key visitor numbers beyond Wales’s overtouristed hotspots.
Norwegian Pearl Shifts From Caribbean to Europe and US
Norwegian Pearl ends its Caribbean winter, repositioning to Europe and the United States with refreshed itineraries and upgraded onboard experiences to capture global cruise demand.
India’s New 220 kmph Trainsets Poised to Transform Rail Travel
Indian Railways has cleared next‑generation 220 kmph trainsets, signaling a major push to faster, more comfortable rail travel that could reshape tourism and intercity connectivity.
Rotterdam's Bold Architecture Poised to Redefine Tourism
Rotterdam is leveraging visionary architecture, new cultural landmarks and major festivals to position itself as one of Europe’s most forward-looking city breaks.