Marriott’s Autograph Collection Debuts First Safari Camp in Tanzania’s Serengeti
Marriott’s Autograph Collection has opened Mapito Safari Camp in Tanzania’s Serengeti, marking its first safari property in East Africa.
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Traveling to Mexico? What Tourists Need to Know After Cartel Violence Erupts
Authorities urge travelers in parts of Mexico to shelter in place after cartel violence disrupts flights and road access in key destinations.
Over 7,000 Flights Disrupted as Historic Blizzard Slams U.S. Northeast
A powerful winter storm has canceled thousands of flights and placed more than 20 million people at risk across the U.S. Northeast.
Booking Holdings Accelerates ‘Connected Trip’ Strategy as AI and Flights Fuel Growth
Booking Holdings reports strong 2025 results, with multi-vertical “connected trip” bookings surging and AI driving efficiency gains.
Airbnb Expands Reserve Now, Pay Later Worldwide to Boost Flexible Travel Bookings
Airbnb rolls out its Reserve Now, Pay Later feature globally, allowing guests to secure eligible stays without paying at booking.
Tripadvisor Reveals the World’s Best Beaches for 2026, Led by Isla Pasion
Tripadvisor’s 2026 Travelers’ Choice Awards name Isla Pasion in Mexico the best beach in the world, highlighting standout coastal destinations across five continents.
Chicago Names Navy Pier the New Starting Point of Historic Route 66
Chicago has officially designated Navy Pier as the new eastern starting point of Route 66, creating a symbolic pier-to-pier journey from Lake Michigan to the Pacific.
Sandals Launches First-Ever Semi-Annual Caribbean Sale With Up to 65% Off
Sandals Resorts has introduced its first semi-annual Caribbean sale, offering up to 65% off, resort credits and bonus free nights across its adults-only portfolio.
PokePark Kanto Officially Opens as the World’s First Outdoor Pokemon Theme Park
PokéPark Kanto has officially opened near Tokyo, becoming the world’s first outdoor Pokémon theme park and marking a milestone year for the franchise.
Travel Compatibility: Why One in Four Couples Clash on Vacation
A new survey finds that nearly one in four couples consider themselves incompatible travel partners, with budgets, bedtimes and itineraries driving the biggest tensions.
Expedia Accelerates AI Strategy as Travel Discovery Enters Agentic Era
Expedia is aggressively integrating generative and agentic AI into its products and operations as it prepares for a shift in how travelers search, plan and book trips.
Italy’s Iconic Lovers’ Arch Collapses After Valentine’s Day Storm in Puglia
The famous Lovers’ Arch in Torre Sant’Andrea, Puglia, collapsed into the sea after severe storms, marking a major loss for Salento’s coastline and tourism.
Waldorf Astoria New York Heads Back to Market After $2 Billion Renovation
Just months after reopening from an eight-year, $2 billion renovation, the Waldorf Astoria New York is reportedly being prepared for sale by its Chinese owners.
Armenia Introduces Temporary Visa-Free Access for Residents of 113 Countries
Armenia is offering temporary visa-free entry to eligible residents of 113 countries, aiming to boost tourism and strengthen regional connectivity through mid-2026.
Italy Postpones Airport Strikes to Protect Winter Olympics Travel
Italy has delayed nationwide airport strikes to avoid disrupting Winter Olympics travel, but new dates later this month could still impact flights and rail services.