During her visit to London, Sandrine Camia, Deputy Director at the Monaco Government Tourist Authority, spoke to BTN about Monaco’s new communication campaign, “Monaco, Everything At Once.” The campaign celebrates Monaco’s unique ability to deliver an exceptional diversity of experiences within just 2 square kilometres, positioning the Principality as a compact yet world-class destination for leisure, business and luxury travel. Camia highlighted how Monaco brings together an extraordinary mix of attractions in one easily accessible setting — from major international sporting events, fine dining and luxury hospitality to vibrant nightlife, cultural experiences, wellness, sustainability initiatives and peaceful seaside escapes. The campaign reinforces Monaco’s appeal as a destination where visitors can enjoy multiple travel experiences in a single trip, without compromise. The interview also underlined Monaco’s continued focus on attracting high-value travellers, strengthening its international visibility and showcasing the destination’s distinctive blend of glamour, efficiency, culture and Mediterranean lifestyle.

At the edge of Cape Town’s bustling V&A Waterfront, where Table Mountain looms in the background and the Atlantic breeze drifts through the harbour, SPYCED https://spyced.co.za/ offers something far more immersive than a conventional dinner. This is not simply a restaurant; it is an energetic celebration of Cape culture, music, history and flavour wrapped into one theatrical evening.

Breaking Travel News analysis of World Social Media Directory https://worldsocialmedia.directory/ data shows Puerto Rico and Jamaica leading the Caribbean’s official destination social media race. But the region’s next growth story may depend on something bigger than tourism board channels: the rise of Caribbean creators, cultural voices, diaspora storytellers and global livestreamers who can turn island identity into worldwide attention.

Amadeus’ Senior Vice President of Commercial, Hospitality Americas, Jill Boegel, takes a look at how hoteliers can maximise the impact of the upcoming competition

There are places that promise escape—and then there are places that redefine it entirely. Grand Isle Resort & Residences belongs firmly in the latter category. Poised on the edge of the impossibly blue waters of Emerald Bay, this all-villa sanctuary has once again stepped into the global spotlight with its nomination for Bahamas’ Leading Villa Resort 2026 at the Caribbean gala ceremony of the World Travel Awards. It’s a recognition that feels less like a surprise and more like a natural continuation of the resort’s story—one defined by effortless luxury, privacy, and a deep connection to the soul of the Exumas.

There are destinations that flirt with your imagination—and then there are those that completely capture it. Argentina, long celebrated for its passion and personality, is stepping confidently into a new era of global tourism. As a leading nominee at the World Travel Awards South America ceremony, this vast and vibrant nation is no longer just a bucket-list idea—it’s becoming the destination. From electric football stadiums to glacier-carved wilderness, Argentina offers a rare blend of cultural intensity and natural spectacle. And in 2026, the world is finally catching on.