Aussies stranded in Middle East describe moment missiles struck
Australian travelers share their distressing experiences of missile strikes and chaotic evacuations while being trapped in the Middle East amid ongoing conflict.
Booking.com CEO: 'Travelers switch sides for five euros'
The CEO of Booking.com claims that travelers are willing to change their bookings over a mere five euros, expressing concerns about EU bureaucracy amid geopolitical conflicts that could affect travel patterns.
The ripple effect of the Iranian invasion on the travel industry... Refund policies for trips via Dubai and other places
The recent invasion of Iran by the U.S. and Israel has significantly impacted South Korea's travel industry, forcing agencies to refund customers with travel packages linked to the Middle East.
The 60th ITB Berlin Travel Fair Kicks Off - With Angola in the Lead Role. Poland Among the Exhibitors
The 60th ITB Berlin travel fair will take place this year, bringing together tourism industry representatives for negotiations and discussions about the future of the industry.
Middle East: Travel Industry in Crisis Mode
Travelers stranded in Dubai due to flight cancellations amid escalating conflict in Iran face uncertainty in their travel plans.
Middle East: Travel Industry in Crisis Mode
Travelers in Dubai are facing uncertainty after flights to Sri Lanka were canceled due to a war outbreak in Iran, forcing them to rearrange their independently planned trip.
Icelandair's Offer is Based on Experience from Operating the Flight Path
Icelandair's new proposal for its flight route leverages prior operational experience.
Porter to pay $2K after woman denied boarding due to flight tickets missing birthdates: court
A B.C. court has ordered Porter Airlines to pay $2,030 to a woman who was denied boarding due to missing birthdates on her flight tickets.
The police are after him, his business is faltering. Vรกclav Fischer pointed to a surprising 'culprit'
Vรกclav Fischer, a former travel industry icon and senator, is facing scrutiny as German police search for him due to accusations, while struggling to launch a new business amidst delays and claims of responsibility.
Dynamic Bundling of Services Enters Hotels
The hotel industry is increasingly adopting dynamic service bundling solutions inspired by the airline sector, aiming to enhance customization for guests.
Cashback for Travel: First Vacation, Then Money Back
The article discusses the growing trend of cashback offers in the travel industry, where travelers can receive substantial reimbursements after booking their vacations.
How did Chinaโs Guangzhou tee up a surge in South Korean tourists?
Guangzhou, China, is witnessing a significant increase in South Korean tourists, particularly golfers, largely driven by safety concerns in Southeast Asia and a favorable visa-free travel policy.
Weak Traffic Recovery: Dispute Over Dubai Flights Divides German Aviation
The German aviation industry is experiencing a weak recovery compared to the rest of Europe, exacerbated by disputes over foreign airline operations, particularly involving Emirates from Dubai.
Travel: How the Business with Secret Deals Works
The article explores the concept of secret deals in the travel industry, where vacationers are provided with minimal information about accommodations in exchange for significant discounts.
Greek National Tourism Organization: Targeted action to promote sustainable tourism in England
The Greek National Tourism Organization is actively promoting sustainable tourism in the UK through targeted campaigns and partnerships with industry professionals.
Salaries in the tourism industry at a record high. But job offers are becoming fewer
According to the 2025 Travel Salary Index report, the average salary for new positions in the UK tourism industry has reached a record high of ยฃ37,695 annually despite a decline in job offers.
China unveils the worldโs largest flying car
China has revealed Matrix, the world's largest flying car, signaling its ambition to lead the low-altitude air travel industry.
The changing tourism on the journey with Bit
The Bit International Tourism Exchange explored new trends and connections in tourism, focusing on people rather than just products to redefine travel experiences.
Cruises: Profit Machines on the High Seas
The cruise industry is experiencing an unprecedented boom as it rebounds from the COVID-19 pandemic, with expectations of nearly 40 million passengers by 2026.
Tourism: The year moves at levels corresponding to 2025 - The dynamics of the Asian market is strengthening
Greek tourism appears to be performing similarly to last yearโs levels, with a key trend for 2026 being the convergence of online and offline sales channels.
Polish manager at the head of the largest travel agency in Canada
Marek Andryszak has been appointed as the new CEO of Sunwing Vacations Group in Canada, transitioning from his previous role at DSR Hotel Holding.
Forget about the main and secondary season. Hotel prices change every minute
The article discusses the increasingly volatile pricing of hotel accommodations, highlighting how prices can fluctuate rapidly, defying traditional seasonal trends.
Wakacje.pl and TUI Bury the Hatchet. They Return to Collaboration After Several Years
Wakacje.pl and TUI Poland have renewed their partnership with a long-term agreement aimed at enhancing customer satisfaction and business goals.
Chinaโs cruise industry passes major milestone as Beijing eyes travel boom
China's cruise industry has seen significant growth, with its first major domestic cruise ship reaching 1 million passengers, a milestone that reflects Beijing's aim to enhance household spending and boost the travel sector.
Nigeria: U.S.-Nigerian Travels Dip Amidst Visa Ban, Entry Restrictions
U.S.-Nigerian air travel is declining due to restrictive U.S. visa policies affecting Nigerian travelers.
Italy's tourism industry welcomes Olympic visitors
Italy's tourism sector anticipates a revenue boost of approximately $6 billion as Olympic spectators travel to the Alps for the Winter Olympics.
Travel industry fears summer disruption amid new biometric checks at European borders
Travel industry leaders are concerned that new biometric checks at European borders could lead to significant delays and disruption for passengers this summer.
The world expects up to 4% more travelers, domestic tourism satisfied with a repeat in 2025.
Global tourism is projected to exceed last year's numbers by 3-4%, despite rising travel costs and geopolitical risks, with 58% of industry representatives anticipating improved results this year.
IATA: Demand for travel is rising, but the aviation industry faces two key challenges
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) reports a 5.3% increase in passenger demand measured by Revenue Passenger Kilometers (RPK) compared to 2024, alongside a 5.2% increase in available seat offering.
Epstein and the Ukrainians: Huge Money Will Be Made. I Would Like to See You as an Oligarch
The U.S. Department of Justice released over three million documents related to the late financier and convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, revealing direct connections to Ukraine, including correspondence with fashion agencies and travel arrangements for women from Kyiv and Odesa.
She was a global star, she churned out hits. Her tragic death shocked the world
Aaliyah Dana Haughton, an American singer, actress, and model, tragically died at the age of 22 in a plane crash in the Bahamas on August 25, 2001, raising concerns about air travel safety in the music industry.
Trump's Policy Hits Global Tourism. "Travel is now a Political Act"
Recent events have dampened expectations for the U.S. tourism industry, which had anticipated growth during significant 2026 anniversaries and events.
EU-Mercosur Agreement / Many Opportunities for Industry and Fake Tears of European Farmers
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, may travel to Paraguay this week to sign a trade agreement with the Mercosur bloc, which includes several South American countries.
Aviation in 2025 โ 10 disasters, 418 victims, but flying is becoming safer
In 2025, the aviation industry saw a rise in fatal accidents, with ten incidents resulting in 418 deaths, an increase from the previous year, though overall air travel safety continues to improve.
Summer holidays booking bonanza - everything you need to know
BRITS are set to rush to book summer holidays as the travel industry anticipates a record number of bookings on 'Sunshine Saturday' amid post-Christmas doldrums and bad weather.
Where is the next trip going? Five popular travel destinations for 2026
Trend researchers and the tourism industry predict that lesser-known destinations, train travel, and micro-retirements will gain importance in 2026, with sustainability remaining a key trend.