Princess Cruises is launching 13 new shore excursions in the Mexican Riviera for the 2025-2026 season, offering adventures in wildlife, history, food, and nature along ports like Cabo, La Paz, Mazatlán, Manzanillo, and Puerto Vallarta.
G Adventures and National Geographic are adding 14 new journeys in 2026 to destinations including China, South Korea, the Stans, Egypt, and Portugal – with itineraries designed for deeper immersion.
London’s Tube network grapples with its fifth consecutive day of strikes over pay and working conditions, pushing commuters toward bikes, buses, and boats to navigate the city.
HBO’s The White Lotus season four is set to move its signature blend of luxury, satire, and scenic drama to France – with top contenders including iconic Four Seasons properties that promise a stunning new backdrop.
Roger Federer and Halle Berry star in Switzerland Tourism’s fall campaign – showcasing colorful foliage, scenic train rides, and culinary delights that make autumn one of the best seasons to visit.
Overtourism remains a challenge in Venice as the city’s expanded day-tripper fee raised over €5 million in 2025, sparking debate over whether it truly curbed crowds or just generated revenue.
Qatar Airways Holidays launches comprehensive FIFA World Cup 2026 travel packages with flights, hotels, match tickets, and transfers as fans gear up for the tri-nation event.
Apple rolls out live translation for AirPods, making travel without knowing a local language easier and more comfortable for tourists navigating foreign lands.
Frontier Airlines is set to add 22 new routes launching between November and December 2025, spanning popular U.S. cities and tropical destinations across the Caribbean and Latin America.
American Airlines will begin its only nonstop flight to Bimini, Bahamas – its shortest route – operating three times weekly via Miami starting February 14, 2026.
Oravel Stays, the parent of OYO, has rebranded to Prism to reflect its evolution into a diversified global hospitality and tech group ahead of its planned IPO.
Get ready for a big jump in Vienna’s tourist tax – from 3.2% to 8.5% of room costs starting December 1, 2025. This means visitors will pay significantly more for accommodation, especially during the popular holiday season.
Planning to attend the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the U.S.? Many fans may face hurdles – long consular waits, stringent visa requirements, and limited local resources could derail travel plans for attendees from certain countries.
The U.S. government will raise the ESTA application fee from $21 to $40 starting 30 September 2025 – nearly doubling the cost for travelers using the Visa Waiver Program.
Celebrity River Cruises has revealed five boutique stateroom categories – including skylight suites – and launched 33 seven-night Rhine and Danube itineraries, with bookings selling out in minutes.