In celebration of World Environment Day on 5 June, Emirates is highlighting the significant impact of its closed-loop recycling programme, first launched in June 2023. Over the past year, the airline has repurposed more than 88,000 kilograms of plastic from Economy Class inflight meal service items, transforming them into new products for use onboard.
British Airways and British Airways Holidays have launched their annual June sale that will run until 25 June 2026. Get your summer off to a flying start by saving on your next adventure and taking advantage of discounts on flight and holiday packages to a range of destinations.
As football’s governing bodies prepare for the largest FIFA World Cup in history, aviation executives gathering in Rio de Janeiro for the IATA Annual General Meeting find themselves confronting a similar question. The Americas have been handed home advantage. The United States, Mexico and Canada will host a tournament expected to attract millions of international visitors, while airlines across the hemisphere are adding capacity, opening routes and positioning themselves for a decade of growth. Yet as any football supporter knows, hosting the tournament does not guarantee lifting the trophy. Talent matters. Infrastructure matters. Execution matters even more.
The Caribbean has always been associated with escape—the soft blur of turquoise sea and white sand, where time bends and everyday concerns dissolve into salt air. But just north of Cancún, in the untamed beauty of Costa Mujeres, a different kind of retreat is quietly redefining what it means to slow down. At SHA Mexico, stillness is not an absence—it is an intervention.
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