MOST FOREIGN AIRLINES STAY AWAY FROM ISRAEL

As the conflict between Israel and Hamas has continued for the third month, life in Israel has somewhat returned to normalcy, with schools, shops, and restaurants being operational. However, the touri...

HOSPITALITY ROBOTS: ANY CHANCE OF RESURRECTING THEM?

Richard Moor -
A few years ago, some robots were introduced as revolutionary in the hospitality industry. Most of the robots used in the industry were designed for "public relations", only to greet and inform lost o...

LEBANON'S TOURISM HIT HARD BY THE HAMAS-ISRAEL WAR

Vanderlei J. Pollack -
Lebanon suffers the consequences of a war it had no part in. Despite hopes that the end of summer and approaching holiday season would boost Lebanon's tourism industry, the ongoing conflict between Ha...

RYANAIR’S TIRANA BASE BOOSTS ALBANIA’S TOURISM GROWTH

Sara Thopson -
Albania is rapidly becoming a sought-after destination, with Ryanair planning a new base at Tirana International Airport, slated for April 2026, expected to hasten things along. The low-cost airline i ...

DRINKING IN DUBAI – IS IT EVEN POSSIBLE?

Michael Trout -
Dubai, the epicenter of the United Arab Emirates, continues to establish itself as a major tourist destination year after year. Visitors are increasingly drawn to explore the city, particularly its vi...
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