CUBA'S TOURISM SHIFT: INTERNATIONAL CHAINS TO LEASE STATE HOTELS

Justin N. Froyd -
For Cuba's tourism sector, which has been struggling recently, a significant shift is underway: the government has approved a new policy that allows international hotel chains to lease properties owne ...

THE GRAND EGYPTIAN MUSEUM IS THE HOPE FOR EGYPTIAN TOURISM RENAISSANCE

As the sun dips below the horizon over the Nile, its golden light illuminating both ancient temples and lively markets, Egypt continues to enchant the world with its enduring charm. A considerable 16 ...

MORE AND MORE PORTS IN EUROPE ARE BANNING CRUISE SHIPS

Laura Maudlin -
Amidst Europe's renowned skylines and sunlit shores, a subtle shift is occurring at its major ports. Cruise ships, once symbols of carefree travel, are now facing increasing limitations as cities stru ...

TRAVELING TO KYOTO WILL BE MORE EXPENSIVE DUE TO ACCOMMODATION TAX

Richard Moor -
Japan's allure, even beyond the beloved cherry blossom season, continues its powerful draw, with tourism numbers reaching impressive levels, though not without consequence. In 2024, international visi ...

AIRBUS A320 DETHRONES BOEING 737

Laura Loss -
Aviation's high-stakes game has a new leader, it seems. On October 7, 2025, Flynas, the Saudi budget airline, took ownership of Airbus's 12,260th A320 series aircraft, thus surpassing the widely used ...