Oman Air signs first oneworld codeshare with Finnair, adding Helsinki and Melbourne links
Oman Air has signed a codeshare with Finnair, its first since joining oneworld, linking Oman with Helsinki via European gateways and Melbourne via Bangkok.
Hybrid Tours sees Bosnia demand rise as community-led travel finds its market
Hybrid Tours co-founder Hira Aftab says Bosnia and Herzegovina, Pakistan and South Korea are drawing interest in community-led tours.
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Lesser-known destinations, AI and impact measurement led ATN 2026, says Stephanie Boyle
Stephanie Boyle of the Safer Tourism Foundation picks out Central Asia, Angola, AI adoption and impact measurement as the themes of ATN 2026.
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Print can change perceptions of Pakistan, says Capra Falconeri founder Anam Hussain
Anam Hussain, founder of Pakistan travel magazine Capra Falconeri, says e-visas and new hotels are helping, but awareness remains the barrier.
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Xperience Pakistan says culture and archaeology are the country’s untapped tourism draw
Saadia Baba, founder of Xperience Pakistan, says social media is reassuring travellers and that cultural heritage is Pakistan’s overlooked opportunity.
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Kyrgyz DMC Tenti Group plans motorcycle and Soviet-car tours for 2027
Tenti Group founder Aibek says the luxury DMC is investing in mobile infrastructure and will launch motorcycle and Soviet legacy tours from 2027.
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Nomadic heritage is Kyrgyzstan’s tourism USP, says Maximum Exposure’s Sophie Ibbotson
Sophie Ibbotson, founder of Maximum Exposure, says the World Nomad Games showcase the nomadic identity that sets Kyrgyzstan apart.
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Tailoring founder Zak Timol on running 100km beside the Aral Sea
Velsvoir founder Zak Timol explains why he is running the 100km Aral Sea ultramarathon in Uzbekistan.
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Visit Estonia pitches slow travel, saunas and spas as forests cover half the country
Diana Aljas of Visit Estonia says culture, food and nature draw visitors, with new nature-based spas and slow travel the next growth story.
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Walking Mentorship says burnout and screen fatigue are driving demand for nature-based programmes
The founders of Walking Mentorship say corporate burnout and a post-pandemic return to nature are driving demand for walking-based programmes.