London’s Admiralty Arch Is Becoming a Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Waldorf Astoria London – Admiralty Arch has opened reservations, turning one of the capital’s most recognizable landmarks into a luxury hotel.
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Qantas Picks Sydney-London for First Project Sunrise Flight
Qantas has named Sydney-London as the first Project Sunrise route, setting up what is expected to become the world’s longest nonstop passenger flight.
Spain Moves Closer to 100 Million Tourists After Strong Spring Rebound
Spain welcomed 26.5 million international visitors in the first four months of the year, keeping the country on track for another record tourism season.
Argentina’s Golden Passport Plan Could Reshape Travel Mobility in South America
By
Christopher Lane
• 4 mins read
Argentina is preparing a citizenship-by-investment program that could give global travelers a new mobility option in South America.
Ryanair Under Investigation Over Family Seat Fees in the UK
By
Laura Mitchell
• 3 mins read
The UK competition watchdog is investigating whether Ryanair’s family seating policy unfairly charges parents who need to sit with young children.
Hard Rock and Messi Turn World Cup Fever Into Hotel Experiences
By
Eleanor Price
• 3 mins read
Hard Rock International is using its Messi partnership to turn World Cup demand into hotel stays, fan experiences, themed dining and loyalty rewards.
Radisson Adds Historic Cambridge Hotel to Individuals Portfolio
By
Eleanor Price
• 3 mins read
The Gonville Hotel in Cambridge has joined Radisson Individuals, strengthening Radisson Hotel Group’s UK portfolio with a heritage-led boutique property.
Historic Cambridge property opens as a member of Radisson Individuals
By
Yuliya Karotkaya
• 5 mins read
Radisson Hotel Group has added The Gonville Hotel in Cambridge to its Radisson Individuals portfolio, expanding its upscale presence in the United Kingdom.
10 Travel Trends That Will Shape 2026
By
Andrew Collins
• 7 mins read
Travel in 2026 is being shaped by rising costs, climate concerns, major events and a stronger desire for flexible, meaningful trips.
Emirates Completes First Retrofit of Two-Class A380 as Premium Economy Moves Upstairs
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Laura Mitchell
• 3 mins read
Emirates has completed the first retrofit of a two-class A380, adding Premium Economy to the upper deck and upgrading interiors across the aircraft.
Dubai International Named World’s Busiest International Airport for 12th Consecutive Year
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Laura Mitchell
• 3 mins read
Dubai International has retained its title as the world’s busiest international airport, reinforcing Dubai’s role as a global aviation hub despite recent regional disruption.
Ryanair Scratch Card Winners Put Spotlight on Airline’s Onboard Charity Program
By
Laura Mitchell
• 3 mins read
Ryanair’s onboard scratch card program is drawing fresh attention after passengers won €500,000 and €10,000 from small in-flight purchases tied to charity fundraising.
IHG Signs Theobalds Estate as First Hotel for New Noted Collection Brand
By
Eleanor Price
• 3 mins read
IHG has signed Theobalds Estate in Hertfordshire as the first property for its new Noted Collection brand, with the historic hotel set to reopen in 2027.
Google’s Universal Cart Pushes Agentic Commerce Toward Travel Booking
By
Laura Mitchell
• 4 mins read
Google’s new Universal Cart and expanded commerce protocols could reshape how consumers shop, book hotels and authorize AI agents to complete purchases.
Hantavirus Outbreak on MV Hondius Raises New Questions for Expedition Cruise Travel
By
Thomas Grant
• 3 mins read
A hantavirus outbreak aboard the MV Hondius has left three people dead, triggered international contact tracing, and renewed scrutiny of health protocols on remote expedition cruises.