Abercrombie & Kent (A&K), renowned for its luxury travel experiences, has announced plans to open a high-end resort in Moab, Utah, by 2027. Situated near the entrances of Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, the property aims to offer guests unparalleled access to
Las Vegas is set to elevate its racing scene with the opening of North America’s first official Formula 1® karting attraction. Launching on May 2, 2025, F1® DRIVE at Grand Prix Plaza offers motorsport enthusiasts the chance to race on a 1,696-foot
Abu Dhabi is taking a major leap toward the future of air mobility with the launch of the UAE’s first hybrid heliport at the Abu Dhabi Cruise Terminal. The facility, developed through a partnership between Archer Aviation and Falcon Aviation Services, will
Italy is preparing for widespread travel disruption this May as coordinated strikes across the country’s rail and air transport sectors are expected to impact millions of domestic and international travelers. With peak tourism season fast approaching, unions representing rail workers and airport
On the Cycladic island of Andros, a unique walking holiday offers travelers the chance to explore lush landscapes while contributing to the restoration of ancient trails. The Andros Routes initiative, founded in 2010 by sustainable tourism expert Olga Karayiannis, has revitalized over
India’s two largest airlines, Air India and IndiGo, are set to reshape air travel between South Asia and Australia with new direct routes to the soon-to-open Western Sydney International Airport (WSI). Scheduled to begin operations in late 2026, the new airport is
The U.S. tourism industry is confronting a significant downturn in 2025, with projections indicating potential losses of up to $90 billion. This decline is attributed to escalating trade tensions and diplomatic strains under President Donald Trump’s administration, leading to a notable decrease
Starting April 18, 2025, Venice will reintroduce its tourist entry fee, implementing stricter measures to manage the influx of day-trippers. While the base fee remains at €5, visitors booking within three days of arrival will now be charged €10. The fee applies
As Europe braces for increasingly severe summer heatwaves, travel businesses across the continent are adjusting their operations to safeguard guests and staff while maintaining service quality. With climate models predicting more frequent and intense heat events, particularly in southern regions, the tourism
United Airlines is set to reduce its domestic flight capacity by 4% starting in July 2025, responding to softening travel demand and growing economic uncertainty. The airline cites challenges posed by President Donald Trump’s ongoing trade policies, which have impacted business and
