Trafalgar Takes the Plunge into River Cruising, Joining CLIA Ahead of 2026 Launch
Tour operator Trafalgar has taken a major step into river cruising, joining Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) UK & Ireland and preparing for the debut of…
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Norwich Castle’s Keep Reopens as ‘People’s Palace’ After £27.5M Revamp
Norwich Castle's medieval keep has reopened as the 'People’s Palace' following a five-year, £27.5 million restoration, now welcoming visitors to all five floors for the first…
The Most Beautiful Beaches in the World 2025: Top Picks by Travel Experts
Travel experts have revealed the most beautiful beaches in the world for 2025. From the pink sands of Indonesia to the icy landscapes of Iceland, discover…
Ascott Expands Global Resort Footprint with Asset-Light Growth Across Asia and the Middle East
Ascott is dramatically extending its resort presence, targeting approximately 50 properties across leisure destinations using an asset-light model. The company secured 11 new signings in the…
American Airlines Adds Five Direct European Routes to Its Summer 2026 Lineup
American Airlines is launching five new direct routes from its U.S. hubs to Europe for summer 2026 - including connections to Lyon, Salzburg, Milan, Nice, and…
Digital Nomad Visa Fuels Tourism Upswing in Costa Rica
Costa Rica’s newly introduced Digital Nomad Visa, available for roughly $100, is already reshaping tourism by attracting remote workers to stay longer, spend more on local…
Perillo Tours Launches New Guided Journeys Through Ireland and Portugal for 2026
Perillo Tours is expanding its European offerings with new guided journeys through the lush landscapes of Ireland and the sun-soaked coasts of Portugal, set to debut…
South Korea Reopens Visa-Free Entry for Chinese Group Tours in September
Starting September 2025, South Korea will allow visa-free entry for Chinese group tourists, signaling a major boost to tourism and cross-border travel.
New Zealand to Charge Foreign Tourists for Access to Iconic Natural Attractions
Starting in 2027, New Zealand will require foreign visitors to pay a fee - ranging from NZ$20 to NZ$40 - at four of its most visited…
Saudi Arabia Bets on Nature and Culture to Transform Aseer into a Year-Round Tourism Hub
Saudi Arabia is investing heavily in the Aseer province, aiming to transform its natural landscapes and cultural heritage into a world-class tourism destination that supports the…
Australia Relaunches Iconic Tourism Campaign with Celebrity-Led Global Push
Tourism Australia has revived its iconic 'Come and Say G’Day' branding with a $130 million campaign featuring celebrity ambassadors, regional storytelling, and immersive cultural themes to…
Dubai Nears Global Top Three Tourism Spot with 9.88 Million Visitors in H1 2025
Dubai welcomed nearly 10 million international visitors in the first half of 2025, driven by strategic initiatives like the One Freezone Passport and rising global interest…