Iceland volcano 2024: Is it safe to travel and is the eruption affecting flights?
A volcano erupted on Sunday on Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula for the second time after thousands of small quakes rocked the southwest coast…
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Iceland volcano 2024: Is it safe to travel and is the eruption affecting flights?
A volcano erupted on Sunday on Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula for the second time after thousands of small quakes rocked the southwest coast…
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With 11 inches of new snow in the last 12 hours, and 27 inches in the last 24, there's a lot of fresh pow at Alta…
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Norwegian soars: 1.3M December passengers, expansion In 2024
During December, Norwegian experienced a surge in passenger numbers, exceeding 1.3 million travelers with a robust load factor of 83.6%, marking a significant 6 percentage point rise from December 2022…
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TUI Hotels & Resorts expands portfolio & debuts luxury brand, The Mora
TUI Group continues its growth momentum with plans to expand its porfolio from 424 hotels to 600 in the mid-term. The global tourism leader is also launching a new upscale brand, The Mora, in Zanzibar, Tanzania…
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Sweden and Finland are paralyzed by -40 degrees Celsius
The nerve-wracking chilliness can take a full blow if a country falters to -40 degrees Celsius…
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What Does Michelin Have in Mind for Its Hotel Guides?
To begin with, keys instead of stars - When the subject of Michelin Guides comes up, your mind is likely to go to the restaurant world — after all, the guides’ distinctive star ratings system has helped make the reputation of numerous establishments…
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NEWSSri Lanka tourism lacks direct consumer marketing: Industry experts
The lack of consumer marketing was a hinderance for the development of tourism in Sri Lanka, hospitality experts said at a panel discussion held recently.
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Executive view: Shannon Stowell, CEO of Adventure Travel Trade Association
On balance, we feel good about the outlook for 2024. The Americas continue to be strong. Europe still feels really strong. Asia feels a little behind, and destinations that rely heavily on Chinese travelers haven't fully come back…
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Eco-Luxury Travel: The New Trend in High-End Tourism
Luxury travel has traditionally been associated with extravagance and opulence. However, in recent times, a significant shift towards ecological awareness is redefining this sector…
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Executive view: Bjorn Bender, CEO of Rail Europe
We are bringing people from countries around the globe to Europe to use trains, either point-to-point or as part of a package, combined with hotels and flights…
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Malaga records three million hotel stays in a year for the first time in history
The city is expected to be almost full for New Year's Eve, with 97% occupancy expected, while the figure for the Costa del Sol as a whole will be around 80% for the last weekend of the year.
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If 2022 was all about a return to travel, then 2023 was the year we went further than ever before…
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Saaremaa paradox: Number of island visitors growing while hotels report slump
The people of Saaremaa are trying to figure our where visitors to their island go after disembarking from the ferry. Passenger numbers are up, while accommodation providers are talking about a lean year…
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So-called affordable luxury is what best defines the current demand for global travel.
ASAP Tickets has released the findings of its recent consumer travel habits survey, revealing the most popular in-flight amenities and main factors that influence travelers’ flight preferences. Despite the overall increase in travel costs, 93% of…
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Regent Seven Seas Team Talks Industry Growth, Longer Stays in Port, & More
This week, Regent Seven Seas Cruises welcomed the newest ship to its fleet, Seven Seas Grandeur. Grandeur was christened in a ceremony on Sunday night in Miami, marking another chapter in the history of Regent…
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ACRA provides yearly update on Destination Management Engagement
Aspen City Council praised the Aspen Chamber Resort Association (ACRA) on Monday for their ongoing efforts to balance the needs of residents and businesses – even as those needs are different at times…
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8 Astrotourism Experiences to Book for Unbelievable Starry Sky Views
You’ve hiked mountains and swam oceans—what will your next adventure be? Maybe it’s time to look to up—toward the sky. No rocket ship necessary, however. Astrotourism is the travel trend all about stargazing…
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Spending the night in North America’s only ice hotel
An unforgettable Nordic-inspired experience where ice and snow are transformed into an enchanting overnight stay. When dealing with more than 30,000 tons of ice, you need to know your way around snow…
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France will carry out 10,000 checks at restaurants, hotels before Paris Games to avoid price hikes
French authorities will carry out checks at 10,000 hotels and restaurants across France ahead of the Paris Olympics next year in order to limit expected massive price hikes during the Games…
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Tui sued by Brit holidaymakers hit by gastric illness at luxury five star island resort
Approximately fifteen people have reported that their holidays were ruined this year by gastric symptoms whilst staying at the Hotel Riu Palace Santa Maria hotel in Cape Verde…
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Israel-Hamas war damages tourism in Egypt and Jordan
The Israel-Hamas war has had a damaging effect on bookings and cancellations for tours and cruises in neighboring Egypt and Jordan, according to suppliers attending the USTOA Annual Conference and Marketplace…
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World-Renowned Artist BRITTO Launches Private Terminal Lounge Takeover with XO
XO, the world's premier private aviation network, has announced an exclusive partnership with Romero Britto, considered to be the most licensed artist in the world, to celebrate innovation and creativity…
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Cruise Executive Neil Palomba Launches New Consulting Company
Neil Palomba Consulting LLC was officially launched today. Founded by industry veteran Neil Palomba, the new consulting company focuses on offering expertise and turn-key solutions for cruise lines and hotels, it said…
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Iceland Volcanic Actvity Warnings Downgraded by Officials
Emergency warnings about seismic activity on the Reykjanes Peninsula in Iceland have been downgraded by the country’s Department of Civil Protection and Emergency Management. The region is now in an “Alert Phase.”…
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