Brisbane, London and Auckland Lead Ranking of the Best Cities to Raise a Family
A new global ranking highlights the best cities to raise a family, with Brisbane taking the top spot thanks to safety, green spaces and quality of life.
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Disney Adventure Debuts in Singapore as Disney Cruise Line’s Largest Ship
Disney Cruise Line has christened the Disney Adventure in Singapore, introducing its largest ship and first Asia-based vessel with themed zones, shows and attractions.
Exceptional Villas Ranked Among Top Travel Companies on Trustpilot
Luxury vacation rental company Exceptional Villas has ranked among the top travel companies globally on Trustpilot, highlighting strong customer trust and service quality.
Qatar Airways Launches Relief Flights From Muscat and Riyadh Amid Airspace Closure
Qatar Airways is launching limited relief flights from Muscat and Riyadh to help passengers stranded by regional airspace closures.
Middle East Conflict Could Cost Tourism Sector Up to $56 Billion
The escalating Iran conflict could cost the Middle East tourism industry up to $56 billion and reduce visitor arrivals by tens of millions in 2026.
Airbnb Launches ‘Reserve Now, Pay Later’ Option for Canadian Travelers
Airbnb is introducing a “Reserve Now, Pay Later” option for Canadian travelers, allowing guests to secure eligible stays without paying at the time of booking.
Navan Launches AI Travel Assistant for Unmanaged Business Travelers
Navan has introduced Navan Edge, an AI-powered travel assistant designed to deliver hyper-personalized trip management for business travelers outside managed programs.
Emirates Suspends All Scheduled Dubai Flights Through March 7
Emirates has suspended all scheduled flights to and from Dubai through March 7, operating only limited repatriation services amid regional airspace closures.
Jamaica Rolls Out Limited-Time Spring Travel Deals
Jamaica has launched a new spring campaign featuring limited-time flight and hotel packages through March 31, offering travelers discounted getaways across the island.
Iran Strikes Test Dubai and Abu Dhabi’s Safe-Haven Model
Iran’s missile and drone strikes have shaken Dubai and Abu Dhabi, raising questions about the UAE’s long-standing reputation as a stable financial and lifestyle safe haven.
ASTA Makes Hotel Watch List Public to Pressure Unpaid Commissions
ASTA has made its Hotel Watch List public through March 13 to spotlight properties accused of unpaid commissions and push for stronger accountability.
RateGain Unifies Adara and Sojern Under Single Brand to Build Travel’s Largest Intent Data Platform
RateGain has consolidated Adara and Sojern into a single Sojern brand, creating what it calls the largest travel intent data platform to power AI-driven growth for travel and hospitality companies.
U.S. Tells Americans to ‘Depart Now’ From Over a Dozen Middle East Countries as Iran War Escalates
The U.S. State Department is urging Americans to leave more than a dozen Middle East countries using available commercial options, citing “serious safety risks” as the Iran conflict expands and…
Beaches Resorts Opens $150 Million Treasure Beach Village in Turks and Caicos
Beaches Resorts unveils Treasure Beach Village, a $150 million expansion in Turks and Caicos featuring multi-bedroom villas, new dining concepts, and family-focused experiences.
Global Travel Chaos Deepens as Iran Conflict Shuts Gulf Airports and Grounds Thousands of Flights
Major Gulf hubs including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Doha remain shut as the Iran conflict disrupts global air travel, sending airline stocks lower and stranding hundreds of thousands of passengers.