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In terms of luxury, Qatar is emerging as a powerhouse in the Middle East, with close to 100 five-star properties. Here Breaking Travel News takes a look at some of the very best

Expo 2023 will inspire visitors to participate in the transformation within four main topics: modern agriculture, technology and innovation, environmental awareness and sustainability. Here Breaking Travel News finds out more

Having started with a comprehensive 3-0 victory over Lebanon during the opening of the AFC Asian Cup this week, Qatar is once again in the sporting spotlight. Here Breaking Travel News takes a look at the locations hosting the event

Finnair has announced the appointment of Turkka Kuusisto as the new CEO, effective from July 11, 2024, or earlier. Kuusisto, who currently serves as the CEO of Posti Group Corporation, brings extensive experience in senior leadership roles and a deep understanding of complex industries.

Airlines, knowledge institutions, manufacturing, and industry associations in the Netherlands have come together to present a shared vision for the future of the airline industry. The coalition has made ten concrete commitments aimed at creating a future-proof airline industry that is cleaner, quieter, and stronger while ensuring accessibility for all Dutch citizens.

Building on the acclaim of Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti, the company’s second property in Tanzania will offer a complementary yet distinct experience along the beaches of eastern Zanzibar

Building on the success of the brand in the region, the 110-key new-build hotel will open its doors in 2024, offering a world-class hospitality experience to guests visiting the city

The AFC Asian Cup Qatar 2023™ kicked off with a spectacular opening ceremony at the magnificent Lusail Stadium on Friday.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) reported a substantial year-on-year growth of 8.3% in global air cargo demand for November 2023, marking the strongest growth in nearly two years, albeit partially due to a weaker November 2022.

Singapore Airlines (SIA) has achieved recertification from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) for its handling of perishable products through its Singapore hub. The three-year re-certification, effective from February 1, 2024, is based on IATA’s Perishable Cargo Regulations, acknowledging SIA’s ongoing commitment to the highest food safety standards in the air freight industry and the