The ongoing geopolitical crisis in the Middle East has dealt a staggering blow to global aviation, with nine of the region’s largest airports losing between $900 million and $1 billion in revenue in just two months, according to a new industry assessment released by Airports Council International Asia-Pacific & Middle East. The report, covering the […]
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Share The Article Isn’t it about time we all moved past the Santorini/Mykonos obsession? Look, I get it—there’s something magical about blue domes and caldera views beneath a blood-orange sunset—but Greece has over 200 inhabited islands, and most travelers barely scratch the surface. Tucked away in the North Aegean, far from the overtouristed Cyclades, Thassos […]
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Regent Hong Kong has been recognised as one of China’s Top 100 Hotels in the 2025 Travel + Leisure (T+L) China Travel Awards. This accolade highlights the hotel’s status as a leading luxury property in the region. The awards, based on expert evaluations and data-driven insights, celebrate hotels that exemplify elegance, personal service, and thoughtfully […]
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Share The Article Bosnia and Herzegovina is probably not the first destination that sneaks into your mind when you’re planning a European getaway. I mean, it doesn’t have France’s world-famous Haussmann-designed cities, Italy’s scenic coastal drives and mouth-watering food, nor Spain’s sun-drenched shorelines. In fact, Bosnia has only about 12.4 miles of Mediterranean coastline, but […]
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Vilnius is set to host its annual Pink Soup Fest from 29 to 31 May, celebrating the iconic Lithuanian cold beetroot soup, šaltibarščiai. This year, the festival introduces new experiences such as the Pink Break, a synchronised citywide lunch, and a free Pink Soup Bus connecting key festival locations. As Southern Europe faces heatwaves, Vilnius […]
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Share The Article It’s been a minute since the Maya Train launched, but if you’ve been holding off on booking your rail adventure across the Yucatan Peninsula, probably because those scammy ‘tourist prices’ were too high, we’ve got excellent news for you. Blame it on the lower-than-usual ridership, or simply Quintana Roo’s newfound interest in […]
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Preparations for Tomorrowland Thailand took a significant step forward with a high-level coordination meeting at Chonburi Provincial Hall on Wednesday, 6th May. The meeting served to bring together all key public and private stakeholders involved in the project for the first time ever. The Tomorrowland Thailand delegation met with provincial authorities and government agencies to […]
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Share The Article One of the most culturally rich cities on the planet is where you least expect it. To be frank, it doesn’t get the attention it deserves despite being one of America’s largest cities. Whether that’s because the powerhouse of Austin overshadows it, or because locals are too down-to-earth to go showboating — […]
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The post ‘Inclusion is the key’: Amex GBT vice president details vision for diverse workplaces appeared first on TD (Travel Daily Media) Travel Daily Media. IWTA interviews Sanghamitra Bose to promote diversity through inclusive workplace initiatives If you know of any female leaders or up and coming […]
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Share The Article Whether you’re old school and call it the Gulf of Mexico or have caved to its updated name, the Gulf of America, there’s one stretch between Galveston and Mississippi’s ever-so-trendy coastal hotspots you likely have never uttered: The Gulf of Louisiana. It’s true — the land of Mardi Gras, untamed swamplands, and […]