Beginning May 26, 2026, guests will be able to experience Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Featuring high‑speed thrills, zany comedy and an electrifying soundtrack, the attraction delivers a newly reimagined experience that feels fresh, fast and unforgettable. Before boarding the attraction, guests will hear the familiar, sweet tunes of “Can You Picture That?” as The Electric Mayhem rehearses for their big concert — setting the stage for the chaos, comedy and rockin’ fun that follows.

Coorg (Kodagu) does not announce itself loudly. It draws you in with coffee-scented air, dense green slopes, and a quiet sense of distance from the everyday. If you are planning a refined break in the Western Ghats, your choice often comes down to two distinct moods: the monsoon, when the landscape turns lyrical and rain-washed; or summer, when forest sanctuaries feel cool, shaded, and wonderfully unhurried. Here is how each season shapes Coorg, so you can time your stay to the kind of beauty you wish to savour.

This summer, Ramble Worldwide, the original walking holiday specialist with a charitable ethos, is offering a programme of free guided walks across England and Scotland to celebrate its 80th birthday. Launched in 1946 as Ramblers Association Services, the holiday-planning arm of the Ramblers' Association, the organisation was founded at a time when access to the countryside was limited. Its mission was simple yet powerful: to open landscapes, mountains and coastline routes to people who longed to explore at their own pace, supporting walkers by providing assembled tours and guest house stays.

A new premium gateway is taking shape at Changi Airport. Changi Airport Group (CAG) has started work on redeveloping the former Commercially Important Persons (CIP) terminal site into a vibrant travel and lifestyle destination, featuring an enhanced private terminal and a new amenities cluster linked to the existing Hub & Spoke. Strategically located at the southern node of Terminal 2, the development will transform Changi’s premium travel experience when it opens in mid-2027.

Gloria Guevara, President & CEO of the WTTC, said: “WTTC welcomes the news regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to commercial traffic, a critical step in restoring confidence across global Travel & Tourism and the wider economy. "As one of the world’s most important maritime corridors, the Strait underpins not only energy supply chains but also aviation, cruise operations, and global connectivity. "The resumption of movement through this key route will help ease pressure on global travel operations and support the continued recovery and growth of the sector. "Maintaining reliable, efficient international connectivity remains essential to enabling Travel & Tourism to deliver jobs, investment, and economic growth worldwide. WTTC research has shown that destinations and the wider tourism sector can recover quickly from airspace closures and periods of uncertainty.”

The United States remained the largest Travel & Tourism market in the world in 2025 but is losing market share according to the World Travel & Tourism Council’s (WTTC) latest Economic Impact Research, sponsored by its Lead Research Partner, Chase Travel. While 2025 saw the best year ever for the Travel & Tourism sector in terms of GDP growth of 4.1%, the story was very different for North America, which was the slowest-growing region globally, rising just 1.0%, and by only 0.9% in the U.S.