Bhutan Spirit Sanctuary, the world's only all-inclusive luxury wellness sanctuary with traditional Bhutanese medicine at its heart, presents Glimpse of Bhutan, a six-day, five-night all-inclusive journey that distils the essence of the Himalayan Kingdom into a deeply restorative and culturally rich experience. Designed for travellers who value meaning over movement, the programme blends sacred landscapes, living traditions, and traditional wellness into one seamless, unhurried stay.

Set amidst 50 acres of olive groves and gardens fragranced by over 100,000 roses, Mandarin Oriental, Marrakech is an elegant oasis from the lantern-lit Marrakech Medina, embodying a harmonious blend of Moroccan heritage and Oriental charm. The first Mandarin Oriental property in Africa and Voted no. 1 Hotel in Africa by the Condé Nast Traveller Readers’ Choice Awards 2025, the villa and suite-only resort invites guests to unwind and experience the country’s cultural heritage and wellness traditions, with three new packages for 2026.

Mandarin Oriental Exceptional Homes - a curated collection of the world’s finest private vacation homes announces a significant expansion, welcoming ten homes to its global portfolio, now comprising 35 Exceptional Homes across 14 sought-after destinations. These additions mark an important milestone in the evolution of the collection, introducing Florence, Sardinia and Marbella as entirely new locations, alongside further expansion in Puglia. Each Mandarin Oriental Exceptional Home is individually and privately owned and has been meticulously selected for its desirable location, design, and ability to deliver Mandarin Oriental’s legendary service, including a dedicated concierge to curate tailored itineraries, a private chef service to craft bespoke menus, daily housekeeping, and luxurious amenities.

Jamaica closed three days of engagements at FITUR 2026 with measurable momentum behind its tourism rebound: stronger alignment with major hotel partners to speed up reopening timelines, deeper coordination with key airlift and marketing partners, and expanding investor interest in aviation and destination development. The week’s most significant outcome came on Day 3 of the international tourism tradeshow held in Madrid, Spain, when UN Tourism named Jamaica as the Tourism Resilience Hub of the world — a global endorsement of the country’s leadership in crisis readiness and recovery.

Turkish Airlines, the airline that flies to more countries than any other in the world, has relaunched its flights to Tirana, the capital of Albania. Flag carrier’s Tirana flights will be operated with seven weekly frequencies, further strengthening air connectivity between Istanbul and the Balkans.

The Peninsula Hotels announces the 2026 edition of ‘Art in Resonance,’ the hotel’s renowned global art programme, featuring continued collaboration on a selected curation with the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A). Now in its second year under this prestigious partnership, the 2026 edition will debut at The Peninsula Hong Kong during the city’s vibrant Arts Month in March 2026. This ongoing collaboration reaffirms both institutions’ commitment to artistic excellence and global cultural exchange, while celebrating The Peninsula’s long-standing legacy of cultural patronage.