Visa Hassles Are Making More Travelers Skip Destinations, IATA Finds
Entry requirements discouraged 43% of surveyed passengers from visiting a destination, even as interest in digital passports and AI travel tools grows.
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Entry requirements discouraged 43% of surveyed passengers from visiting a destination, even as interest in digital passports and AI travel tools grows.
Radisson’s Hoedspruit hotel gains Verified Net Zero status through renewable electricity, operational changes and credits for remaining emissions.
FCM’s new outlook urges companies to connect travel spending with business goals, check hotel savings and set clearer rules for AI booking tools.
Waymo for Business now connects with Ramp to match ride receipts with card charges, reducing manual expense reporting for participating companies.
Viking’s new 2028 Grand Nile Journey combines Cairo with a 14-night sailing, adding Middle Egypt sites to a longer river-cruise itinerary.
Lufthansa and Fraport are testing lounge-style seating, private workspaces and mobile boarding staff at Frankfurt Airport’s redesigned Gate A16.
Apaleo reports 70% growth in use of its AI connection as hotels automate room allocation, guest-request tasks and reporting inside daily operations.
Mövenpick’s 2026 Kilo of Kindness campaign runs until November 27, inviting hotel guests and local residents to donate goods chosen by local charities.
The Turkish Grand Prix returns to Istanbul Park on October 1–3, 2027, with ticket updates open for registration and a five-season deal through 2031.
Amazing Evolution takes two European management awards, while hotels in Lisbon, Estoril and the Algarve collect three more World Travel Awards titles.
Air New Zealand and Hong Kong airport are the first to gain IATA One ID certification, setting a benchmark for biometric travel and digital identity.
SWISS has begun five weekly nonstop flights between Zurich and Bengaluru, adding a southern Indian gateway for business trips, family visits and holidays.
Trip.com’s survey of 8,777 travelers highlights nature, scenic rail and quieter destinations, while price and convenience remain barriers to greener choices.