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Luxury hotels ditch “more is more” mindset as travelers seek deeper local immersion
The old “more is more” way of thinking does not apply under current circumstances, and the playbook for luxury hospitality has changed.
Dubai South unveils support package for SMEs
Dubai South unveils support package for SMEs
Maldives sees 10% tourism surge as year-end arrivals break records
In December 2025, the Maldives announced a record-breaking 224,455 international tourists, far surpassing the number seen at the end of February 2024.
Majestic Princess Unveils 2027–28 South America & Antarctica Cruises
Princess Cruises has opened bookings for its 2027–28 South America season aboard Majestic Princess, unveiling six departures across four immersive itineraries that combine Antarctica, Patagonia, and 15 UNESCO World Heritage sites into one blockbuster programme.
Swan Hellenic Unveils 2026–2028 Antarctic Expedition Cruises After Record Breaking Season
Swan Hellenic has opened bookings for its 2026–2028 Antarctic expedition seasons on SH Minerva, SH Vega and SH Diana following a record year of guest growth, revenue, and awards across the “White Continent.”
Singapore Oceanarium unveils seahorse conservation programme
Singapore Oceanarium unveils seahorse conservation programme
Vilnius offers green and cultural summer escape
Vilnius offers green and cultural summer escape
China tourism gains momentum as travellers pivot from war-torn regions
China welcomed around 80 million global tourists into its jurisdiction over the past year, proving that ongoing geopolitical tensions have not prevented travellers from putting the country on their itineraries.
Jumeirah Olhahali Island tells a story of togetherness
At Jumeirah Olhahali Island, a secluded retreat in the North Malé Atoll, the newly launched Curated Collection draws members of the Jumeirah One loyalty programme into a truly transformative experience that brings people together.
YHA Australia achieves 100% ecotourism certification
YHA Australia achieves 100% ecotourism certification
Philippines misses tourism targets as service and facility standards lag behind ASEAN rivals
The Philippines will continue to miss the mark if it does not address the major issues that are preventing tourists from coming back or, worse, discouraging them from putting the country on their personal travel maps.
Asian nations bet on gastronomic tourism as global travel shifts away from West Asia
Gastronomy has always played a major role in global tourism, especially as food serves as a gateway into different cultures, literally giving travellers a taste of local custom and tradition.
Celebrity Cruises Opens 2028 Galapagos Expeditions on Celebrity Flora: Bucket‑List Small‑Ship Adventures Now on Sale
Celebrity Cruises recently opened bookings for its 2028 Galapagos expeditions aboard Celebrity Flora, a 100‑guest, all‑suite mega‑yacht purpose‑built for exploring
Eden Project celebrates 25th anniversary with 300-voice choir
The Eden Project celebrated its 25th anniversary on 17 March with a 300-voice choir performance from 16 community groups across Cornwall.
Seabourn’s New Denali Experience: Ultra‑Luxury Alaska Cruises Now Extend Into the Heart of Denali National Park in 2027–2028
Seabourn is elevating its Alaska season with “The Denali Experience,” an optional eight‑day, seven‑night pre‑cruise land journey that takes guests deep into Denali National Park
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