Hyatt Regency Maui debuts a luxury $12,900 giveaway, offering one winner a 12-night island-hopping escape across four of Hawaii’s top Hyatt resorts.
Jamaica is rapidly restoring its tourism sector after Hurricane Melissa, aiming for near-full operations by December 15 as hotels, airports and attractions reopen across the island.
Otto The Agent, a new AI-powered travel assistant, promises an effortless, concierge-style experience for business travelers by automating planning, booking and real-time problem solving.
Mandarin Oriental’s Silent Night returns on December 10, offering a global, music-free spa experience centered on sleep, stillness, and digital balance.
Jumeirah is entering the world of ultra-luxury yacht cruising with the Maltese Falcon, adding Mediterranean and Caribbean itineraries to its exclusive Privé collection.
Copenhagen’s new DestinationPay model brings its award-winning CopenPay concept to cities worldwide, rewarding travelers for sustainable and community-minded actions.
Sofitel is returning to its French roots with a refreshed global brand vision centered on ‘French Zest,’ bringing new rituals, design collaborations, and elevated guest experiences to properties worldwide.
Taylor Swift’s reported wedding plans at Rhode Island’s Ocean House are poised to boost luxury tourism, elevate Watch Hill’s global profile, and spark renewed travel interest along New England’s coast.
HX Expeditions has released its 2027–28 Galápagos lineup and extended its MS Santa Cruz II charter through 2029, adding new itineraries linking Ecuador and Peru.
TravAI, a new AI-driven travel concierge built on NEAR and ADI Chain, aims to automate itinerary planning, booking, and payments for travelers.
IHG Hotels & Resorts will bring the InterContinental brand back to Prague in 2029, opening a 137-room luxury hotel in a restored 19th-century Old Town landmark.
Ryanair is boosting its Summer 2026 schedule with new aircraft based in Gdansk and Liverpool, millions of additional seats, and fresh routes across Europe.
A new Polarsteps report reveals that Brits are traveling faster and sharing more publicly than any other major European nation, driven by adventure, AI tools, and social inspiration.
American Airlines is adding thousands of extra seats and new routes between World Cup host cities, making travel easier for fans heading to FIFA World Cup 2026.
Tern is introducing direct booking capabilities and new insurance partnerships, giving travel advisors a faster, more seamless way to handle trip planning and protection.