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A new interactive Pokémon attraction is set to debut at Universal Studios Japan, marking a major moment for theme park travel and fan-driven tourism.
Italy leads global travel demand in 2025, with Rome among the most booked cities, while Japan, Egypt, and island destinations highlight shifting patterns in luxury, value, and long-stay travel.
Euromonitor International has released its Top 100 Cities for 2025, with Paris once again crowned the world’s most attractive destination. Here’s what defines this year’s leading cities – and the global travel trends shaping the rankings.
Hyatt is entering a new phase of luxury growth, appointing Tamara Lohan to lead its luxury brands and unveiling an ambitious lineup of openings for 2026 across the Middle East, Asia, Europe and the Americas.
Qatar Airways revealed a bold new Formula 1–themed livery designed by Swizz Beatz during an action-packed Qatar Grand Prix weekend, complete with a dramatic flypast and star-studded launch event.
Tokyo’s Minato ward is rapidly transforming into a luxury waterfront destination, driven by new high-end hotels, cultural attractions, and improved access.
Delta Air Lines has launched Delta Locals, a new digital platform designed to inspire travelers through insider recommendations from real residents across the globe.
A major Pokemon leak hints at the franchise’s long-term gaming roadmap, while Tokyo prepares to open the world’s first permanent Pokémon theme park in 2026.
JW Marriott Hotel Tokyo has opened in the city’s new Takanawa Gateway district, marking the brand’s latest expansion in Japan and combining mindful design with luxury hospitality.
Global travellers looking for peace of mind will favour the ranked lists of the top 15 safest countries and top 15 safest cities for 2026, according to the latest research.
Tokyo has topped the 2025 Work from Anywhere Barometer, earning its spot as the world’s most ideal city for blending work and travel – thanks to its high-speed internet, transport, safety, culture, and new digital nomad visa.
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.
In 2025, the Happy City Index highlights ten cities—Copenhagen, Zurich, Singapore, Aarhus, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Tokyo, Munich, Wellington, and Helsinki—that lead the way in sustainability, innovation, and quality of life.