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Following a thoughtful renovation, Barbados’ iconic Colony Club has reopened under Marriott’s Luxury Collection, blending colonial heritage with elevated wellness, dining, and an immersive Rum Vault experience.
TBO Tek has acquired Classic Vacations for $125 million, gaining access to the U.S. luxury leisure travel market and positioning itself as a key player in high-end global travel distribution.
Ryanair is ramping up its enforcement of cabin baggage rules by increasing gate staff bonuses to €2.50 per oversized bag and scrapping the €80 monthly cap – from November 2025.
Celebrity River Cruises is entering the European river market in 2027 with two innovative ships – Celebrity Compass and Celebrity Seeker – featuring cantilevered dining, expansive decks, and suite-level butler service.
Spain’s tourism is booming – but September is now as busy and costly as the summer. Hotel prices, tourist spending, and holiday habits have shifted, erasing the traditional ‘bargain’ phase.
Embracing its title as the ‘Pancake Capital of the World,’ Williamsburg launches a month-long Pancake Trail and the inaugural Pancake Festival in September, packed with cozy events, contests, and sweet traditions.
Discover the safest cities in Europe to visit in 2025, as ranked by Numbeo’s Quality of Life Index and recent safety assessments.
From September 2025, U.S. visa applicants face in-person interviews, new integrity fees, and in some cases a refundable bond – reshaping the travel process for millions.
Tour operators are expanding offerings in Central Asia as nations – Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan – join forces with improved infrastructure and visa reforms to attract more travelers.
Disney’s Destination D23 2025 event unveiled exciting updates across parks, resorts, cruise lines, and entertainment, including new attractions, films, and experiences.