Thanks to continuous investment in improving its infrastructure, Lisbon has established itself not only as a cultural and tourist destination of excellence, but also as an increasingly accessible and inclusive city. The modernisation of public transport, with the introduction of adapted vehicles, lifts and ramps at strategic points, has been a decisive step in promoting universal mobility. This transformation extends to public spaces, historic areas, museums and cultural centres, which have been adapting to welcome all visitors with comfort, safety and dignity.

Quito continues to strengthen its position as an authentic, sustainable, and high-value destination in the United Kingdom. From 11 to 20 July, Ecuador’s capital took part in two major international events within the global tourism sector. From 11 to 13 July, Quito participated in Global Birdfair 2025, the world’s leading birdwatching event, held in Rutland, UK. The fair brought together over 100 organisations specialising in ecotourism, conservation, and nature-based travel.

Personalisation is emerging as a growing trend in travel and tourism, particularly within the luxury segment, as travellers increasingly seek experiences tailored to their individual preferences and lifestyles. At Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2025, senior executives from leading hotel groups, including Minor Hotels, Fairmont and Marriott, examined the rising influence of ‘hyper-personalisation’, which moves away from one-size-fits-all services to offering bespoke guest experiences. Leveraging tools such as AI-driven customisation and chatbots, as well as personalised welcome amenities and bespoke dining options, these brands are redefining the customer journey in the luxury travel segment, which is witnessing a continued surge worldwide.

As we prepare to celebrate the 80th Commemoration of the end of World War II, we honor the sacrifice of the millions of service members and everyday Americans who helped win the war, as well as those who helped spur our troops to victory, such as legendary entertainer Bob Hope.

Whitehaven Beach has officially been crowned the Number 1 Best Beach in the World for 2025 by global travel site Big 7 Travel, beating out iconic destinations from the Maldives to Bora Bora. Known for its dazzling white silica sand, turquoise waters, and pristine surroundings, Whitehaven is the crown jewel of the Whitsundays – a destination that's long captured the hearts of Australian and international travellers alike.

Exodus Adventure Travels, the award-winning leader in small-group guided travel, has unveiled its "September to Remember" program, highlighting special trips and the unmatched magic of the September travel season. September is a travel sweet spot and a time many adventurers wait for all year. Temperatures mellow, crowds thin, and destinations reveal cultural gems, rare wildlife moments, and once-a-year festivals that are best experienced when the world slows down.