WildPlaces Africa has opened Kulu Ora, an 11-suite tented lodge on the banks of the Nile within a newly designated […]
WildPlaces Africa opens Kulu Ora lodge in Uganda’s Murchison Falls Read Post »
A US-imposed oil blockade on Cuba has effectively collapsed the island’s tourism industry, grounding international flights, shuttering hotels and cutting
US oil blockade brings Cuba’s tourism sector to a near standstill Read Post »
Indonesia’s tourism and hospitality industry is to gain its first dedicated national investment forum, with the inaugural Indonesia Tourism Xchange
Indonesia launches Tourism XChange forum in Jakarta Read Post »
The Georgian National Tourism Administration (GNTA) has announced plans to spend approximately €1.8mn ($1.95mn) promoting Georgia as a travel destination
Georgia targets Middle East tourists with €1.8mn marketing campaign Read Post »
Afghanistan has launched an online visa system for foreign tourists, allowing travellers to apply for entry without visiting an embassy
Afghanistan introduces evisa for tourists in first for the country Read Post »
Dubai International Airport (DXB), the world’s busiest hub for international passengers, gradually resumed flights on March 16 after a drone
Dubai airport resumes limited operations after drone strike sparks fuel tank fire Read Post »
WTTC warns the Iran conflict is costing the Middle East travel sector $600mn daily, with Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha and Bahrain processing far below their normal 526,000 passengers per day.
Iran war costing Middle East travel sector $600mn a day, WTTC warns Read Post »
The four largest US carriers risk incurring $11.6bn in additional fuel costs this year as a direct result of the
The departure comes three months after IndiGo faced one of its most significant operational disruptions in December 2025.
IndiGo parent InterGlobe Aviation CEO Pieter Elbers resigns with immediate effect Read Post »
British Airways has cancelled all flights to and from Amman, Bahrain, Doha, Dubai and Tel Aviv until later in March,
