Ancestry Travel to West Africa Gains Momentum Across the Diaspora
DNA testing is reshaping travel trends, inspiring members of the African diaspora to explore ancestral roots in West Africa through curated heritage tours.
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Dubai Launches Gold District as a Global Hub for Jewellery Trade and Tourism
Dubai has officially launched the Dubai Gold District, positioning the emirate as the world’s leading destination for gold, jewellery trade, and luxury shopping, anchored by the future debut of the world’s first Gold Street.
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News and insights on food-focused travel, global cuisines, and destination dining experiences.
Japan Sets Tourism Record Despite Sharp Decline in Chinese Visitors
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Christopher Lane
• 3 mins read
Japan welcomed a record number of international visitors in 2025, even as arrivals from China fell sharply late in the year amid rising diplomatic tensions.
G Adventures and National Geographic Launch a New Era of Signature Travel Experiences
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Christopher Lane
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G Adventures and National Geographic Expeditions have unveiled a new collection of high-end Signature itineraries that blend expert-led exploration, rare access, and immersive luxury across 28 global destinations.
Trafalgar Expands River Cruise Portfolio With Seine Sailings in 2027
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Thomas Grant
• 3 mins read
Trafalgar will enter France’s river cruise market in 2027 with a new Seine itinerary, adding a third ship to its growing fleet and tapping into rising demand for immersive river travel.
Morocco and Egypt Set New Tourism Records as Africa’s Most Visited Countries
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Christopher Lane
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Morocco and Egypt emerged as Africa’s top travel destinations in 2025, setting new tourism records as air connectivity, cultural investments, and global events fueled visitor growth.
Romania Plans Europe’s First €1 Billion Dracula-Themed Park Near Bucharest
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Andrew Collins
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Romania is moving forward with plans for Dracula Land, a €1 billion theme park near Bucharest that blends folklore, entertainment, and tourism on an unprecedented scale.
Holland America Line Plans Patriotic Cruise for America’s 250th Anniversary
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Thomas Grant
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Holland America Line will mark America’s 250th anniversary with a special Fourth of July cruise in 2026, blending historic ports, onboard celebrations, and patriotic programming.
Uzbekistan Opens Visa-Free Travel for Americans Starting 2026
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Marcus Bennett
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Uzbekistan will allow U.S. citizens to enter visa-free for up to 30 days starting January 1, a move expected to significantly boost American travel to Central Asia.
US Travel Announces Key Partnership To Inspire Millions To Explore the Nation
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Yuliya Karotkaya
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Yuliya Karotkaya
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The U.S. Travel Association has partnered with The Great American Road Trip initiative to inspire domestic exploration ahead of America’s 250th birthday.
Zayed National Museum Opens in Abu Dhabi, Showcasing 300,000 Years of Emirati History
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Victoria Hayes
• 3 mins read
Abu Dhabi’s new Zayed National Museum opens as a landmark cultural institution, offering an immersive journey through Emirati history, identity, and heritage.
Exodus Adventure Travels Unveils The Signature Collection for 2026
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Thomas Grant
• 3 mins read
Exodus Adventure Travels is set to launch The Signature Collection in 2026, offering immersive, high-end itineraries in Japan, Morocco, Costa Rica, and beyond, designed for travelers seeking authenticity and comfort.
New Orleans Named UNESCO Creative City of Music, Marking a New Era for Its Cultural Legacy
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Andrew Collins
• 3 mins read
New Orleans has been officially named a UNESCO Creative City of Music, celebrating its global musical influence and unlocking new international opportunities for its artists and creative economy.
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