As the global tourism industry rebounds into its post-pandemic era, the focus is shifting faster than many anticipate – from volume to value, and from growth to governance. At stake is a recalibrated understanding of what travel success looks like:
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Across Europe, a growing number of cities are turning their frustration into public action, as Barcelona joins Paris, Athens, Rome and others in widespread anti-tourism protests. What began as isolated dissent has evolved into a collective call to rethink how tourism operates within urban life. Behind the chants and banners lies a message that is both economic and emotional: the industry built on hospitality is now being challenged to respect
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As the US government shutdown drags on, international travel faces a new wave of disruption. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has warned that parts of
In Turkey’s Gaziantep province, the rugged Araban Canyons are fast emerging as one of the world’s most captivating adventure destinations. Stretching across limestone cliffs
Zohran Mamdani’s election as New York City’s new mayor marks a turning point in how one of the world’s most visited cities understands tourism.
High above South Africa’s lowveld, Mpumalanga’s misty ridges are transforming luxury travel into something more intimate and elemental. Here, where clouds drift through lush
Malta is embracing a new wave of tourism development focused on the night-time economy, joining countries such as Latvia, Poland, Germany, and Sweden in
Kaziranga National Park in Assam has reopened for the new tourist season, unveiling expanded trekking routes, upgraded safari experiences, and a renewed commitment to sustainable tourism. The initiative marks a significant step in strengthening India’s international appeal as a destination for eco-conscious travellers. The park’s latest phase includes newly developed trekking trails through less-explored forest areas, along with enhanced jeep
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Montenegro is redefining its place on the global travel map, evolving from a summer-only coastal escape
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Croatia is set to become an even more desirable destination for affluent travellers, with the introduction
Air France’s decision to widen its international footprint in South Africa reflects a renewed confidence in
As the U.S. government shutdown enters its third day, travellers are facing mounting delays across major
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As the global tourism industry rebounds into its post-pandemic era, the focus is shifting faster than many anticipate – from volume to value, and from growth to governance. At stake is a recalibrated understanding of what travel success looks like: no longer
Across Europe, a growing number of cities are turning their frustration into public action, as Barcelona joins Paris, Athens, Rome and others in widespread anti-tourism protests. What began as isolated dissent has evolved into a collective call to rethink how tourism operates
The European Union is entering a new phase of technological rivalry. After a decade of dependence on American platforms and Asian microchip manufacturers, the EU has launched a massive campaign for its own digital sovereignty — from artificial intelligence to cloud systems
Archaeologists in Peru have unearthed new evidence showing how the ancient Caral-Supe civilisation, the oldest known in the Americas, survived a catastrophic drought 4,200 years ago through adaptability rather than collapse. Instead of perishing under climate stress, the Caral people migrated, rebuilt,
As the US government shutdown drags on, international travel faces a new wave of disruption. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has warned that parts of American airspace could soon close if the funding impasse continues, putting pressure on one of the world’s most
In Turkey’s Gaziantep province, the rugged Araban Canyons are fast emerging as one of the world’s most captivating adventure destinations. Stretching across limestone cliffs and ancient valleys, these gorges combine breathtaking geological formations with cultural depth – a fusion increasingly sought by
Zohran Mamdani’s election as New York City’s new mayor marks a turning point in how one of the world’s most visited cities understands tourism. His victory speech echoed the same conviction that fuelled his campaign – that travel and culture are not
High above South Africa’s lowveld, Mpumalanga’s misty ridges are transforming luxury travel into something more intimate and elemental. Here, where clouds drift through lush escarpments and sunrises paint the forested slopes gold, travellers are rediscovering the quiet art of immersion. The region’s
Malta is embracing a new wave of tourism development focused on the night-time economy, joining countries such as Latvia, Poland, Germany, and Sweden in transforming after-dark experiences into a major attraction for international travellers. The initiative marks a strategic effort to diversify