The Spanish island of Gran Canaria continues to shine as a favored tourist destination, celebrated for its warm climate, pristine beaches, and vibrant culture. Among the Canary Islands, Gran Canaria stands out as one of the largest, having welcomed a record 20 million visitors last year.

As Qatar Airways’ engaging digital ambassador, Sama takes storytelling to new heights. Through her Instagram account, @SamaOnTheMove, Sama offers a curated mix of travel tips, personal anecdotes from her layovers, and an insider’s perspective on some of the world’s most exciting destinations

Bulgaria’s tourism industry has experienced remarkable growth in 2024, welcoming a record-breaking 10.7 million foreign visitors from January to September. This surge not only surpasses the previous high of 2019 by 200,000 tourists but also sets the stage for an anticipated total of 13 million visitors by the end of the year. With tourism revenues projected to reach an impressive 14 billion leva, Bulgaria is solidifying its position as a prime destination for international travelers.

Niyama Private Islands Maldives is proud to unveil another world first, with an exquisite new tasting menu at its underwater restaurant Subsix that brings the intrigue of Japanese-Peruvian haute cuisine to the Maldives.

World of Hyatt members can earn and redeem points at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas on qualifying stays when booked through Hyatt, earn credit toward earning tier status and Milestone Rewards as well as a Brand Explorer Award, and earn points at participating restaurants and retailers when charged to their rooms, and elite members can enjoy additional on-property benefits. With this exclusive relationship, World of Hyatt will offer members more choice – at the heart of the Las Vegas Strip – for more rewarding travel experiences and stays, including The Venetian Resort’s all-suite accommodations.

Emirates has launched an inspiring journey to officially become the world’s first Autism Certified Airline™, inviting customers with autism and sensory sensitivities to experience Emirates’ seamless services and personalised hospitality, making travel more accessible for all. The inaugural designation is set to be formally awarded by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES) in the coming months, when more than 30,000 Emirates cabin crew and ground staff will have completed the initial training. Emirates also plans to roll out new standards and services that will improve the on ground and inflight travel experience for both customers on the autism spectrum and their families and companions, to be announced later in the year.