Canada leads North America’s World Cup tourism boom as business travel surges
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is expected to become one of the biggest drivers of tourism growth in North America. Hosted across Canada, the United States and Mexico, the tournament is already influencing travel demand months before kickoff. “It is a unique opportunity for North America to accelerate tourism growth,...
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Spanish hotel group Meliá exits Cuba amid economic pressures on tourism sector
Spanish hotel group Meliá is scaling back its presence in Cuba, ceasing management, marketing and branding services for 15 hotels. The decision was announced through Meliá’s Portuguese subsidiary, Ilha Bela Gestão e Turismo, which said a combination of “unforeseen circumstances” had undermined the viability of the operations. The company pointed...
Kuwait suspends flights after Iranian drone attack damages airport terminal
Kuwait has suspended commercial flights after an Iranian drone attack caused significant damage to Kuwait International Airport, marking a further escalation in the widening conflict between Iran and the United States and raising concerns over the security of civilian infrastructure across the Gulf. According to Kuwaiti authorities, a number of...
Cyprus to see rise in tourism after US and UK ease travel restrictions
The updates come just in time for summer and are likely to have a positive impact on Cyprus’ tourism industry. Since the outbreak of the conflict in the Middle East, the country has been experiencing a drop in visitor arrivals. The outbreak of the U.S.-Israel war on Iran at the...
Iberia suspends Madrid-Havana flights until November as Cuba tourism struggles
Flights to Cuba are becoming an increasingly rare commodity, with the news that yet another airline has announced it is suspending connections to the Caribbean island amid the ongoing jet fuel crisis prompted by Middle East hostilities. Spanish carrier Iberia is ceasing flights between Madrid and Havana until at least...
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Japanese luxury sleeper train expands its offer with three new routes
Japan’s luxury sleeper train Seven Stars in Kyushu will be expanding its offer throughout 2026. Three new itineraries will be added to the time schedule, allowing visitors to explore some of Kyushu Island’s less-visited regions. In 2013, Seven Stars in Kyushu was launched and dubbed Japan’s first luxury sleeper train....
United Airlines turns to AI for real-time flight delay explanations
United Airlines is expanding its use of artificial intelligence across both passenger communication and operational decision-making. The airline is moving beyond traditional customer service tools and placing AI at the centre of how it manages flight disruptions. This includes systems that explain delays, support internal decisions, and improve overall efficiency....
Kuwait suspends flights after Iranian drone attack damages airport terminal
Kuwait has suspended commercial flights after an Iranian drone attack caused significant damage to Kuwait International Airport, marking a further escalation in the widening conflict between Iran and the United States and raising concerns over the security of civilian infrastructure across the Gulf. According to Kuwaiti authorities, a number of...
Fuel shortage disrupts fligths at Edinburgh and Glasgow airports
On 31 May 2026, both Glasgow Airport and Edinburgh Airport in Scotland were hit by a temporary fuel shortage, causing multiple delays. Contrary to initial fears, the problem seems to have been caused by staffing problems at the fuel company and not by the ongoing jet fuel crisis. On the...
Hong Kong Airport unveils new Terminal 2 to boost capacity and compete with regional rivals
Hong Kong International Airport launched services at its brand-new Terminal 2 on 27 May, showcasing a youth-focused renovation, expansion, and automation programme that aims to allow passengers to “complete the check-in process in 45 seconds,” one official at the hub said. With nearly 300,000 m2 of space, the terminal offers...
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Brussels Airport turns greener with new call for sustainable community projects
Brussels Airport is continuing its efforts to become more environmentally friendly and has launched a new call for projects to support local initiatives that benefit both people and nature. Now in its fourth year, the Brussels Airport Fund is inviting applicants to submit their ideas by 16 September 2026 for...
Greek mountain resorts grapple with loss of snow and water shortages
The Greek village of Arachova, and nine other mountainous regions in Greece, are suffering the loss of the snow that used to provide water and ski tourism revenue, according to local authorities and researchers. Giannis Stathas, mayor of Arachova, has recalled childhood days where schools would close and roads would be...
“Cool roofs” could save hundreds of lives during heatwaves, scientists say
Cool roofs could save hundreds of lives during hot weather, scientists have found, providing more evidence that painting roofs a paler colour helps to reduce the urban heat island effect that sees built-up areas get hotter than greener spaces. The effects of global warming mean that spells of extreme heat present a growing risk to...
Brussels launches massive spring clean of city centre ahead of summer
Get ready to be dazzled: Brussels is doing its spring clean, with no bench, litter bin or road sign being left untouched. In preparation for the summer season, the City of Brussels has initiated an extensive clean-up campaign to refresh the capital. Over the next 10 days, public workers and...
Caspian Sea shrinking threatens wildlife and habitats, experts warn
The Caspian Sea is retreating — a phenomenon that scientists say is a climate change red flag, affecting biodiversity with threats to beloved birds such as flamingos and pelicans and endangered species such as seals. Bordered by Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Iran, and Azerbaijan, the “sea” is in fact an inland...
Amsterdam becomes first capital to ban public ads for meat and fossil fuels
Amsterdam has become the first capital city in the world to ban public advertising for both meat products and fossil fuels, as part of an ambitious effort to cut carbon emissions and align public spaces with the Dutch city’s climate goals. The ban, which came into effect on 1 May,...
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Brussels Royal Palace reopens following two-year renovation
This summer, the Royal Palace in Brussels will once again be opening its doors to the public. Visitors will be able to view the building and its gardens under a new light after two years of renovation works. Belgium’s Royal Palace has been one of the best-known landmarks in Brussels...
Brussels Flower Carpet to honour Japan with Hokusai-inspired wave
Brussels has unveiled the design for this year’s famous Flower Carpet, which will once again transform the Grand-Place into a vast floral artwork from 13 to 16 August. This year’s edition celebrates 160 years of diplomatic relations between Belgium and Japan, with a new rendition of Katsushika Hokusai’s iconic The...
Lion of Waterloo now renovated for 200th battle anniversary
In a field south of the Belgian capital, stands a hillside monument to a battle so famous it has become a metaphor and a winning Eurovision song. The Lion of Waterloo, or the Lion’s Mound, a memorial to the Battle of Waterloo fought on 18 June 1815, has now seen...
Azerbaijan brings its unique jazz fusion to Brussels
It may still be relatively little known outside its borders, but the jazz scene in Azerbaijan is particularly vibrant. Known for its distinctive improvisational style and unique fusion of Eastern musical traditions with Western jazz, Azerbaijani jazz covers a broad range of styles, including traditional, post-bop and fusion. It often...
Destination.
New study reveals Europe’s cheapest and most expensive countries for holiday rentals in 2026
No two European countries are alike, and the same goes for the price of a holiday rental. A new data analysis by AirDNA shows the cheapest and most expensive countries to book a stay in 2026. Generally speaking, booking a holiday is no cheap affair. Transportation can cost a lot,...
What to do in Olomouc: A one-day travel guide to Moravia’s hidden gem
“Swedish destruction and Italian reconstruction” — that’s how the guide started our city tour around Olomouc, a former royal capital of Moravia and a jewel of Czech history. Olomouc was designated as the official capital of Moravia by King John of Luxembourg in 1314, and back then it was the...
From bunkers to cafés: discovering the many faces of Tirana
It’s lined up to join the EU in less than three years, but what does Albania’s capital city have to offer tourists? A brief history Tirana grew from a small trading settlement into Albania’s capital by 1920 due to its central location. The city transformed from an Ottoman town into...
Europe’s best beaches for 2026 revealed ahead of the summer season
Fteri Beach in Greece has been named the best beach in Europe for 2026 and the second-best beach in the world. The ranking comes from The World’s 50 Best Beaches, which is based on votes from more than 1,000 travel professionals, writers and influencers. Judges looked at factors such as nature, swimming...
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From a 400 year old castle to a wellness destination, Thermae Boetfort’s journey began in 2010 🏰
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Alinja Castle 🏰 the Machu Picchu of the Caucasus
📍 Alinja Castle, Nakhchivan, Azerbaijan
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Where to stay.
European Accommodation Barometer 2026 shows rising optimism amid widening industry gaps
Booking.com has released the sixth edition of its European Accommodation Barometer, giving an overview of how accommodation providers across Europe view the current market and the year ahead. The report is based on responses from 1,240 executives and managers across 24 European markets in the hospitality sector. It shows an...
Spanish hotel group Meliá exits Cuba amid economic pressures on tourism sector
Spanish hotel group Meliá is scaling back its presence in Cuba, ceasing management, marketing and branding services for 15 hotels. The decision was announced through Meliá’s Portuguese subsidiary, Ilha Bela Gestão e Turismo, which said a combination of “unforeseen circumstances” had undermined the viability of the operations. The company pointed...
Luxury New York hotel unveils $1 million FIFA World Cup final package with penthouse, helicopter and VIP tickets
President Donald Trump is clearly not enough of a football fan for The Mark, a hotel in Manhattan. As the United States prepares to host the Men’s FIFA World Cup 2026, alongside Canada and Mexico, the POTUS recently damned ticket prices, saying he would not pay four figures to see...
Luxury brand Aman opens first Mexico resort in Baja California Sur this August
Luxury hospitality brand Aman is set to open its first hotel in Mexico on 1 August, marking the company’s debut in one of the world’s fastest-growing luxury travel markets. The new resort, Amanvari, is located on the East Cape of Baja California Sur, a region renowned for its rugged desert...
Hotels race to optimize for AI as travel search goes digital
As AI is rapidly becoming everyone’s private concierge, hotels and other accommodation providers must adapt to ensure they are recommended by these new digital travel advisers. As travellers’ requests become more precise thanks to the personalised responses provided by AI tools, hotels must ensure all relevant property information is available...