Bvlgari has revealed the first completed mansion in its exclusive Bodrum development – a six-bedroom Mediterranean masterpiece set atop a scenic peninsula. The debut sets the tone for its bold blend of architecture, sustainability, and refined design.
Norwegian Cruise Line has announced a record-breaking 500+ global voyages for the 2027 season, offering travelers new itineraries across Europe, Alaska, Asia, and beyond.
Elegant Hotel Collection has expanded its curated portfolio with four new member properties in the UK, deepening its performance-led luxury soft brand presence across London and beyond.
Disney’s Hollywood Studios will introduce an all-new animation-themed experience in 2026, celebrating iconic characters and immersive storytelling for park guests.
TTC Tour Brands has introduced 16 new tours across Trafalgar, Insight Vacations, and Costsaver for 2026, covering trending destinations like Japan, Portugal, and Alaska.
Global business travel spending is forecast to reach $1.57 trillion in 2025 – marking a new high despite slower growth due to trade tensions and policy uncertainty, with a rebound expected in 2026.
Samsonite launches the latest chapter of its “It’s Not Just a Bag, It’s a Samsonite” campaign, this time starring John Turturro in a New York–themed cinematic ad that blends humor, style, and iconic luggage.
In response to the surge of luxury developments, Portugal is now enforcing stricter beach access regulations to protect public rights and preserve coastal landscapes.
The latest Henley Passport Index ranks European nations prominently among the world’s most powerful passports in 2025, while the U.S. drops to its lowest-ever position amid shifting global mobility dynamics.
France, the world’s most visited country, surprisingly had no city in 2025’s top‑25 traveller‑voted ranking of best cities, as readers favored destinations in Mexico, Asia, Europe and India.
The European Union plans to raise the ETIAS travel fee from €7 to €20 by 2026, impacting millions of international travelers visiting the Schengen Area.
Greece has introduced a sustainable tourism fee for cruise passengers – up to €20 per disembarkation on popular islands – aimed at managing overtourism and funding local infrastructure improvements.
Resorts World New York City has unveiled an ambitious $5.5 billion expansion plan to transform its Queens property into New York’s largest integrated casino resort, pending a full commercial license.
A new Schengen-style visa has been officially approved by the Gulf Cooperation Council, allowing travelers to visit six Gulf nations under a single visa, revolutionizing tourism in the region.
American Airlines and Mastercard have extended their longstanding travel rewards partnership, promising enhanced benefits for frequent flyers and credit card holders alike.