London Museum confirmed ten days ago to open the doors to its new permanent galleries in Smithfield’s General Market on November 28, 2026, marking a new chapter for the world’s largest city museum. At ...

Culture remains a stable, strong element of appeal for global travelers and locals. The Art Newspaper’s annual survey of visitor numbers, which compiles figures from leading art museums worldwide. As ...

Malaysia welcomed more than 21 million international visitors during the first six months of 2026, reinforcing its position as one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing tourism destinations. According ...

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OAG recently analyzed the air transport market within Southeast Asia. With a positive outcome that the region itself remains the driving force behind tourism recovery within its boundaries.

Six Senses is planning an ambitious expansion in 2027, with five new luxury properties scheduled to open across Europe, Israel and Saudi Arabia, adding city hotels, historic estates and destination ...

International tourism closed 2025 with a historic level of economic impact, contributing 11.7 trillion dollars to global gross domestic product (GDP), revealed in a statement the World Travel & ...

European airlines are continuing to restrict capacity to Dubai as renewed strike in the Gulf between Iran and the USA as well as between Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi and Saudi Arabia continue to ...

Bangkok Airways stays focused on premium leisure growth and fleet renewal despite global uncertainty. In an interview with TravelMole, Bangkok Airways President Puttipong Prasarttong Osoth outlined ...

South Africa welcomed close to 7.5 million international tourists between January and August 2026, reinforcing the country’s tourism recovery as visitor demand continues to strengthen across major ...

Asia-Pacific’s hotel distribution market is entering a new phase as the rapid post-pandemic recovery gives way to slower growth and tougher competition, according to a new report from hospitality ...

France‘s nationwide demonstrations against the rising cost of living doubled by high-school and university students escalated into violence on Saturday, with fires, vandalism and clashes with police ...