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The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is unveiling the Kingdom’s latest world-class positioning in Europe at ITB Berlin 2026, the 60th anniversary edition of the world’s largest and most influential travel trade fair, held from 3–5 March at Berlin ExpoCenter City. With ‘The New Thailand’ vision, TAT strengthens the country’s world-class destination status under the

This image captures Cunard’s flagship Queen Mary 2 arriving into Sydney Harbour during her 2026 World Voyage. The world’s only ocean liner sailed into the harbour with the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge as a backdrop, marking a key moment in her circumnavigation of the globe.

Passengers sharing their bag location through personal devices is becoming a key part of airline baggage recovery. As more travelers choose to share their bag’s location when it is delayed, airlines can use that information inside their baggage systems to resolve cases faster and reduce permanent loss. To support this shift, SITA has integrated Google’s

Grove of Narberth’s Head Sommelier receives national recognition, reinforcing the hotel’s reputation as a leading UK food and beverage destination.

The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection revealed its Summer 2027 Asia and Alaska itineraries aboard Luminara. Spanning April through October 2027, the season features 21 expertly curated voyages, including 15 journeys exploring Alaska’s raw beauty and grandeur, four voyages across Asia, and two transcontinental crossings. Together, the itineraries pair iconic destinations with quieter, less-traveled ports, revealing dramatic

Phinisi yacht charter specialists Silolona Sojourns have announced that solo travellers and couples can now book individual cabins aboard their hand-crafted vessel Silolona on select journeys in 2026 and 2027. Traditionally available only for private charter, these new single-cabin bookings open the Silolona Sojourns experience to independent travellers seeking adventure without compromising on privacy or

In the bright, buzzing halls of ITB Berlin 2026, where the world’s travel industry gathers each spring to chart its future, Jamaica’s presence felt different this year. It was not only about sun-drenched beaches and reggae rhythms — it was about resilience, recovery, and a renewed global vision for tourism.

A panel at ITB Berlin addressed the challenges faced by female leadership in the tourism industry from a practical and research perspective. How do women make it into the top management tiers of large corporations? What can make launching a career easier for them and how should they confront resistance? These were the issues discussed

EU Commissioner Tzitzikostas announces EU strategy as “crisis- and future-proof tourism model“. EUR 2.9 bi. is to be made available in the short term for better connectivity between transport modes.