Southwest Airlines expects profits to at least quadruple in 2026 as a sweeping overhaul of its business model begins to deliver higher revenues and stronger investor confidence.
Vietnam recorded one of the world’s strongest tourism rebounds in 2025, surpassing pre-pandemic levels as cities like Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Hoi An drove a surge in international arrivals.
American Airlines is preparing to resume nonstop service between the United States and Venezuela, marking a significant step toward restoring air links suspended since 2019.
After more than a century of construction, Barcelona’s Sagrada Família enters its final symbolic phase as the monumental cross atop the Tower of Jesus Christ is assembled.
Holland America Line has revealed its 2027–28 Legendary Voyages, a collection of extended cruises designed for travelers seeking deeper regional exploration and immersive storytelling at sea.
London Heathrow has scrapped the long-standing 100ml liquid rule after completing a £1 billion rollout of next-generation security scanners, marking a major shift in airport screening.
Hotel Capstone on the University of Alabama campus will be rebranded as Graduate by Hilton Tuscaloosa, marking a new chapter for the long-standing property.
Several European countries have warned their citizens to exercise caution when traveling to Minneapolis, citing protests, political tensions, and public safety concerns.
Wizz Air is launching three new leisure-focused routes from Poland for summer 2026, strengthening direct connectivity to popular seaside destinations in Bulgaria, Italy, and Greece.
Dubai has officially launched the Dubai Gold District, positioning the emirate as the world’s leading destination for gold, jewellery trade, and luxury shopping, anchored by the future debut of the world’s first Gold Street.
Turkish Airlines and Air Montenegro have signed a new codeshare agreement aimed at improving connectivity between Türkiye, Montenegro, and key international markets.
Southwest Airlines has officially ended open seating, rolling out assigned seats, premium cabin options, and a redesigned boarding process across its network.
As the Winter Olympics return to Italy, Cortina d’Ampezzo is once again capturing global attention, blending elite sport, alpine scenery, and refined mountain culture.
Greenland is experiencing a notable rise in international travel interest, with Air Greenland reporting strong booking growth from the U.S., the U.K., and Germany beyond traditional peak seasons.
The Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics will unfold across northern Italy, combining iconic cities, Alpine resorts, and historic arenas into one of the most geographically diverse Games in Olympic history.