Viking Expands India River Cruises with Second Ship and 2029 Bookings
Viking is expanding its India river cruise offering with a second ship on the Brahmaputra River and opening bookings through 2029.
Viking is expanding its India river cruise offering with a second ship on the Brahmaputra River and opening bookings through 2029.
Italy leads global travel demand for 2026, while AI tools and shifting traveler behavior redefine how trips are planned and experienced.
Hilton’s partnership with Yotel highlights a growing shift toward platform-style expansion, where global hotel groups scale through partnerships rather than ownership.
United Airlines is introducing Relax Row, a new long-haul economy seating option that converts three seats into a couch-like space.
Marriott is expanding its midscale presence in Europe with Series by Marriott, targeting demand for affordable, design-led stays in Italy and the UK.
ITA Airways will join Lufthansa’s Miles & More program, giving passengers access to a global loyalty network and expanded benefits.
Singapore Airlines is increasing flights from London Gatwick to Singapore this summer as demand grows and airspace disruptions reshape routes.
Radisson Hotel Group plans to expand its Verified Net Zero program to 100 properties worldwide by 2030, scaling sustainable hospitality globally.
Tripadvisor is reshaping its board after pressure from activist investor Starboard Value, signaling a push for faster strategy and growth.
Four Seasons launches its first yacht, bringing ultra-luxury hospitality to sea with exclusive Mediterranean itineraries and residential-style design.
Netflix’s Culinary Class Wars is reshaping travel behavior, with restaurant bookings surging and food becoming a central driver of global tourism.
Atlantic Station in Atlanta ranks No. 1 in Niche’s 2026 Best Places to Live list, highlighting a shift toward walkable urban communities.
airBaltic becomes the first Starlink-connected airline to introduce AirMall, turning inflight Wi-Fi into a personalized shopping platform.
Luxury hotels in Thailand are slashing prices by up to 70% as international arrivals decline due to ongoing Middle East travel disruptions.
Airlines warn that rising fuel prices linked to the Middle East Crisis could drive airfares higher, especially on long-haul routes.