Dubai Is Now One of the World’s 10 Most Welcoming Cities for Expats
Dubai ranked seventh among the world’s most welcoming cities for expats, supported by strong safety scores, infrastructure and a large international community.
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Dubai ranked seventh among the world’s most welcoming cities for expats, supported by strong safety scores, infrastructure and a large international community.
Riskline’s new Ebola outbreak map tracks travel restrictions, health screening and entry rules as governments respond to cases in Central and East Africa.
The UAE passport has strengthened its position among the world’s most powerful travel documents, giving Emirati citizens wider access to destinations and reinforcing the country’s global mobility profile.
BTS’s comeback tour is already reshaping hotel demand across multiple continents, with some cities seeing extraordinary jumps in forward bookings. The pattern shows how large-scale music travel is increasingly influencing accommodation markets well beyond the biggest global capitals.
Eurovision Song Contest Asia is set to debut in Bangkok on November 14, 2026, with 10 countries already confirmed. For travel, the bigger story may be how a cross-border music event could accelerate a wider shift toward experience-led trips across Asia.
Netflix’s Culinary Class Wars is reshaping travel behavior, with restaurant bookings surging and food becoming a central driver of global tourism.
BTS’ 2026 global tour is driving a surge in flight and hotel demand worldwide, reinforcing concert tourism as a major force in this year’s travel economy.
The latest Henley Passport Index reveals which nationalities offer the greatest travel freedom in 2026, highlighting shifting global mobility and diplomatic influence.
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.
Starting September 2025, South Korea will allow visa-free entry for Chinese group tourists, signaling a major boost to tourism and cross-border travel.
Viking is expanding its ocean cruise portfolio with 14 new itineraries for 2026 and 2027, offering immersive experiences across Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and beyond.