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The Most Wonderful Time to Check In: Festive Hotel Escapes Around the World
From a Christmas safari in Namibia to the Northern Lights in the Arctic and a glamorous New Year in Rome, these stays offer different ways to celebrate the festive season.
Visit Malta! 3 Days of Golden-Stone Magic, Fine Dining, and Luxury in Malta
An Exclusive 3-Day Journey Through 8,500 Years of Heritage, Michelin-Starred Gastronomy, and Modern Coastal Sophistication
Grandeur by the Gates: Checking Into The Phoenicia Malta
Positioned right past Triton Fountain and steps before Renzo Piano's iconic city gate, The Phoenicia Hotel Malta stands gracefully at the intersection of capital life and Mediterranean coastal living.
Why WTTC 2027 in Delhi marks a turning point for the global travel trade
As the curtain comes down on the 2026 World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) Global Summit in Valletta, the global travel trade is already recalibrating its compass toward South Asia
Happiness Over Politics: Nick Adams on the $100M Quest for America’s Next Travel Era
In the high-stakes arena of international travel diplomacy, political headlines have a habit of stepping on the travel industry's toes. But Adams’ message to the room of global hospitality executives, destination marketers, and travel advisors was simple: keep the doors open, ditch the friction, and stop letting geopolitical noise sour consumer travel.
FUTU[RE]SET: What We Learned on Day 1 of the WTTC Global Summit 2026 in Malta
A B2B Executive Summary & Travel Industry Feature: The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) Global Summit 2026 opened at the Mediterranean Conference Centre in Valletta with a strong focus on how the travel industry needs to respond to a rapidly changing operating environment.
Global tourism losses reach $600M daily as Middle East airspace closures drag on
According to the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), the global travel industry is losing an average of US$600 million per day and has been doing so since the end of February.
Tourism chief executives gather in Malta as global travel outpaces economic estimates
Against the historic backdrop of Valletta’s Saluting Battery, the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) convened its 26th Global Summit,
Four Seasons Hotel Singapore Is Redefining Multi-Gen Living and Bespoke Group Travel: Peter Draminsky
Peter Draminsky, Regional Vice President and General Manager, Four Seasons Hotel Singapore in conversation with Travel Daily Media shares how the property is evolving its guest experience. He discusses operational strategies for restaurant event buy-outs, cross-property regional trends, and elevating bespoke service standards across Southeast Asia
Beyond the Ballroom: Taiwan’s New MICE Proposition
The future of business events may not be defined only by what happens inside the ballroom, but by what a destination gives people to discover once they walk outside it.
Tourism boards overhaul marketing plans as climate change threatens local travel
In a world now facing the consequences of climate change, destination marketing organisations (DMOs) are facing a structural shift.
Why People Still Gather: Taiwan Rethinks the Future of MICE
Why people still gather when technology can increasingly bring information to them is becoming a central question for the future of the Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions (MICE) industry.
Inside The Langham’s Vision for Bangkok’s Next Luxury Chapter
The Langham, Custom House, Bangkok will open on December 20, 2026 bringing a 75-key luxury hotel to one of Bangkok’s most historic riverside sites, with its strategy centred on heritage, personalised service and stronger engagement with the local community.
Bangkok Flooding Tests Travel Resilience as October Begins
Bangkok is entering October in recovery mode after days of intense rainfall flooded large parts of the capital, disrupting roads, businesses and transport and putting the resilience of the city's tourism infrastructure under pressure at the start of an important travel period.
Dubai expands major road network as city targets 25% driverless transport by 2030
Dubai is expanding its road network while upgrading the digital systems that manage it, as the emirate prepares for a
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