Disney Cruise Line Is Building a New Class of Ships to Reach More Destinations
Disney Cruise Line has revealed the first look at a new class of three ships launching from 2029, designed to reach more destinations as its fleet…
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London Is Getting the UK’s Biggest Harry Potter Shop on Oxford Street
Warner Bros. will open the UK’s largest official Harry Potter Shop on London’s Oxford Street in November, with immersive Diagon Alley-inspired spaces.
Eurovision 2027 Is Heading to Bulgaria’s Black Sea Coast as Burgas Beats Sofia
Burgas will host Eurovision 2027 after beating Sofia, Varna and Plovdiv, bringing thousands of visitors and one of Europe’s biggest music events to Bulgaria’s Black Sea…
Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Finally Gets an Opening Date After 20 Years of Waiting
Guggenheim Abu Dhabi will finally open on December 11, 2026, adding a Frank Gehry-designed contemporary art landmark to Saadiyat Island.
Spain’s 2026 Solar Eclipse Is Sending Hotel Demand Soaring Before August 12
Spain and Iceland are seeing surging accommodation demand ahead of the August 12 total solar eclipse, with some Spanish hotel rates rising as much as 85%.
Spain’s FINE Wine Tourism Fair Returns in 2027 With 2,000 Business Meetings
FINE will return to Valladolid in March 2027, connecting wineries, destinations, hotels and travel buyers through more than 2,000 scheduled meetings.
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Is Turning Greece Into the Hottest Set-Jetting Trip of the Summer
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is driving new travel demand for Greece, with tour operators launching itineraries tied to Homer, filming locations and mythology.
British Golfers Are Turning Lisbon Into the New Long-Weekend Golf Break Hotspot
British golfers are increasingly choosing Lisbon for short group golf breaks, with average stays of just 4.5 nights, according to Glencor Golf Holidays.
World Cup 2030 and 2034 Will Make Tournament Travel Wilder Than Ever
The 2030 and 2034 FIFA World Cups will push tournament travel into new territory, from six-country hosting to Saudi Arabia’s futuristic stadium plans.
Disneyland Hits 1 Billion Guests as an 8-Year-Old Birthday Visitor Makes Park History
Disneyland Resort has welcomed its honorary one billionth guest, marking a major milestone just before the Anaheim destination’s 71st anniversary.
Disney World’s MagicMobile Upgrade Could Make Apple Wallet the New Theme Park Command Center
Walt Disney World is expected to upgrade Disney MagicMobile through Apple Wallet, giving guests more dynamic trip details directly on their iPhone or Apple Watch.
G Adventures Bets on Soccer Tourism With VIP Match Trips Across Europe
G Adventures is launching Away Games, a new small-group soccer travel collection combining live European matches, VIP seating and local football culture.