Uber has launched a nationwide feature allowing women riders and drivers in the United States to match with each other. The option aims to address safety concerns while giving users more control over their ride preferences.
Brazilian airline GOL will launch its first long-haul route in July with nonstop flights between Rio de Janeiro and New York. The service marks the carrier’s entry into intercontinental travel.
Cologne Cathedral will introduce an admission fee for tourists in the second half of 2026, ending decades of free entry to Germany’s most visited landmark. Church officials say the move is necessary to cover rising maintenance and security costs.
United Airlines has introduced a new rule requiring passengers to use headphones when playing audio or video on personal devices. Those who refuse may be removed from the aircraft or banned from future travel.
A new study analyzing millions of traveler reviews has ranked Luxembourg City as the most beautiful capital in Europe. Smaller capitals such as Bratislava and Monaco also scored highly for their scenery and walkable historic centers.
A new report reveals how Gen Z is reshaping travel in 2026, prioritizing experiences, direct bookings and digital tools over traditional travel habits.
Hilton will introduce its LXR Hotels & Resorts brand to Australia with a luxury property on the Gold Coast scheduled to open in 2027.
Meliá Hotels International has entered the Hungarian market with the addition of Hotel President Budapest to its Affiliated by Meliá network.
Pan Pacific Hotels Group has introduced a unified wedding campaign across five Singapore properties, offering couples rewards and flexible celebration options.
Six Senses has opened its first UK property in London, bringing its signature wellness-focused hospitality to the historic Whiteley building in West London.
SAii Hotels & Resorts introduces new wellness packages across Thailand and the Maldives, focusing on relaxed wellbeing experiences rather than traditional strict retreats.
Lufthansa is shifting capacity from canceled Middle East routes to Asia as geopolitical tensions reshape global air travel demand.
LATAM Airlines will increase frequencies on its new Amsterdam–São Paulo route, reflecting growing travel demand between Europe and South America.
