Walking Tours Experience Provider of the Year – Middlesex, 2026 WalkingWomen creates wonderful experiences to bring women together for walking adventures. We host holidays to challenge and connect, so you can explore and experience new places whilst being active. With us you
Rural Getaway Experience Provider of the Year – Brecon, 2026 Cosy accommodation for couples in beautiful tranquil surroundings. Argoed Barns offers two glamping domes and a Shepherd’s Hut, nestled on a hillside with panoramic views of the Brecon Beacons and the Black
Cruise Experience Provider of the Year – San Francisco, 2026 Hornblower Group is the leading ferry transportation infrastructure provider in North America. Spanning a 100-year history, Hornblower Group’s portfolio includes service to many of North America’s leading public attractions, including Niagara Falls,
Most Innovative B2B Travel Connectivity Platform – Palma, 2026 Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Palma de Mallorca, Travelgate, part of Travelsoft Group, is an online B2B marketplace on a mission to democratize the travel industry. Any company connected to our Network
Corporate Travel Provider of the Year – Bideford, 2026 World Class Adventures is my independent travel consultancy based in North Devon. I design tailored journeys for clients who want their travel handled properly. I plan trips around real lives, real time constraints
Customer-Centric Vacation Planning Agency of the Year – AUSTRIA & UAE 2025 Sofia Travel FZE offers a wide selection of destinations, from the traditional to the trendy one and unusual and personalized programs. Sofia Travel FZE is prepared for single trips as
Guernsey has recorded its highest-ever visitor recommendation scores, signalling strengthening sentiment within its tourism sector alongside rising passenger volumes. The Guernsey Travel and Visitor Accommodation Bulletin shows that since 2023 the proportion of visitors likely to recommend the island to family and
A deteriorating fuel crisis linked to a United States-driven oil blockade is forcing evacuation efforts and undermining international travel to Cuba, sharply affecting the island’s tourism industry and foreign visitors. Russian authorities have begun arranging departure flights for roughly 4,000 tourists after
China has announced simplified visa procedures aimed at attracting more international visitors, signalling a renewed push to strengthen inbound tourism. The policy shift is designed to reduce administrative barriers that have historically discouraged some travellers from visiting the country. Under the revised
Oman is consolidating its status as a leading travel destination within the Gulf Cooperation Council, supported by rising visitor numbers and targeted government strategy. Recent projections and official data indicate sustained momentum in both international and domestic tourism. A report from the
