EUROPEAN COMMISSION CALLS FOR CUTTING AIR TRAVEL AND BOOSTING TELEWORKING
Surprisingly, the European Commission prepares bold steps against rising energy shortages caused by the unrest in the Middle East. Instead of relying on flights, companies may soon reduce business tri ...
FRENCH RIVER TOURISM BOOMS
Occupancy near 90% in 2025 signals strong momentum for France’s inland cruising industry. Boosted by steady interest in relaxed, destination-focused journeys, the trend mirrors broader shifts in trave ...
THE RISE OF YOGA TOURISM: SEEKING INNER PEACE IN A FAST-PACED WORLD
Today’s traveler often seeks trips shifting deeper than geography - holidays aiming to realign body clocks, ease minds, slow thoughts. Instead of filling hours with tours, sunbathing, evening outings, ...
CRUISE OPERATORS SUFFER: 17,000 FLOATING BEDS STRANDED IN THE PERSIAN GULF
Nowhere has the impact of the Iran war been more visible than on vacation routes once considered routine. Ships meant for leisure now sit idle, caught in circumstances beyond their control. What began ...
BRAZILIAN TURISM STRENGTHENS LEADERSHIP IN SOUTH AMERICA IN 2026
Despite regional competition, Brazil holds sway over South American travel flows, accounting for four out of every ten outbound flight bookings in South America. The latest findings from Tendências do ...