Destinations

The brand's first New York property in years opens in NoMad this December, while Radisson brings hotel search to ChatGPT and Remington adds a San Diego conversion to its portfolio.

The two-hour-41-minute service launches in December, though the return leg still requires a Brussels stop for border checks.

The five percent charge on accommodation is expected to raise £50 million a year, but hospitality operators warn it may deter visitors and complicate bookings.

Small accommodation providers worry about compliance costs and unlicensed competitors as Scotland's capital rolls out the UK's first citywide visitor levy

A decade of staggered arrivals, cruise caps, and noise rules shows how one Croatian city walked back from the edge of overtourism.

Scotland's capital becomes the first UK city to roll out a visitor levy, with Glasgow, Aberdeen, and Wales set to follow.

Flight queries from mainland cities jumped sharply in the wake of the tournament final, setting the stage for a busy autumn travel season

A new capsule hotel in Soho is proving that budget accommodation doesn't have to mean sacrificing comfort or location.

Seven new immersive works transform New York's highest observation deck into a prismatic journey through light, reflection, and urban energy.

The city's new tourism chief is capping annual arrivals at 16 million and reshaping who comes, aiming to reclaim neighborhoods and ease pressure on residents.

Three weekly flights to Harare restore a connection severed for over 14 years, as demand for African routes climbs sharply

The 111-passenger Tui Luzia marks the cruise line's debut on the Douro, scheduled to begin sailing from Porto in June 2027

With the capital's replacement airport still more than a decade out and budget climbing toward €9 billion, the country is betting on upgrades to Porto, Faro and island hubs to handle surging visitor numbers.

More than 300,000 people have been evacuated across both countries, with officials calling the blazes unprecedented in scale and severity.

The Irish Sea island is proving that quality beats quantity - visitor spending per trip now outpaces 2032 targets set just three years ago.

The two-hour-45-minute service starts in mid-December, but the return leg still requires a Brussels connection.

Rising water levels and shifting chemistry are pushing flamingos away from one of East Africa's most iconic wildlife sites, leaving visitors and conservationists wondering what comes next.

From New Orleans' po'boys to Portland's oyster bars, these destinations offer more than just meals - they tell stories through their plates.

The Imperial Hotel Kyoto transformed a 1936 performance hall into a 55-room refuge where traditional craftsmanship meets modern hospitality in the heart of Gion.

The new service starts in December and will shave time off journeys to Belgium's second city, though passengers returning to London will still need to change trains.