Air Canada has announced its new winter sun schedule for 2025, reflecting its largest network expansion to Latin America to date, with 16% more seats versus last winter. Highlights of the carrier’s exciting new schedule for the Winter 2025/26 season include the new destinations of Rio de Janeiro, Cartagena, Guatemala City, and Guadalajara – previously unserved by the global carrier. These new destinations come as the airline adds a total of 13 new routes to its network, strengthening its position on the global stage.

An Unforgettable Celebration of Luxury, Culture, and Samba. Step into a world of vibrant celebration, opulence, and authentic Brazilian culture at the Carnival-Themed Gala Event—a luxurious affair that blends the elegance of a gala with the energetic spirit of Brazil’s most iconic festival.

The new Icon of vacations will introduce new jaw-dropping entertainment, like "Back to the Future: The Musical," and more unique ways to dine and make memories

When you own a Corvette Stingray, it’s more than just a car. It’s something you take pride in. It’s a statement. Customizing it lets you make it your own. The right upgrades can boost both looks and performance. Two areas that really stand out are the grille and the wing.

The award-winning all-inclusive Sandals Resorts is launching The Great Caribbean Maycation Giveaway for life's MVPs, honoring those who give so much to others by giving something back. In the spirit of gratitude and celebration, teachers, moms, nurses, doctors, military members, first responders and FEMA reps have the chance to experience a well-deserved retreat in the heart of the Caribbean. Through a nomination process, five lucky winners will receive a breathtaking butler room at the Sandals Resort of their choice. In addition, the brand is launching a special May Heroes Sale to celebrate everyday heroes all month long.

A brand new feature at Future Hospitality Summit Saudi Arabia, the NextGen Investment Forum aims to inspire top leaders to come together and tackle the most pressing questions surrounding education, training, and talent retention in Saudi Arabia's hospitality industry. With 1 million new tourism jobs predicted by 2030, the Kingdom’s hospitality sector is facing some critical challenges. First, notable skill gaps are evident in specialised areas like hospitality management, digital competencies, and vocational training in tourism. Second, only 8.1% employed in the Saudi tourism industry are women, and third, Saudi Arabia's youth unemployment rate remains around 16%, with limited vocational pathways in hospitality for young Saudis.