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Circuit De Barcelona-Catalunya Secures Formula 1 Future Through 2032

Circuit De Barcelona-Catalunya Secures Formula 1 Future Through 2032

The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, a cornerstone of international motorsport since 1991, has confirmed its continuity on the Formula 1 calendar through 2032. The renewal, signed between Circuits de Catalunya and Formula One World Championship Limited (FOWC), ensures the track will host the World Championship in 2028, 2030, and 2032, alongside the already scheduled 2026 edition.

WTTC shows that at least £14 billion would be lost from the UK economy from daily visitor taxes

WTTC shows that at least £14 billion would be lost from the UK economy from daily visitor taxes

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), which represents the private sector in the Travel & Tourism industry, has published new research which highlights the damage that would be done to the UK economy if new visitor levies are introduced. The research findings, conducted among 2,502 people by WTTC and research agency GSIQ between 7th and 11th February, have been released as the UK Government will tomorrow (Wednesday) end a consultation on whether Mayoral Strategic Authorities should be given powers to introduce tourism levies across England.

Central Holidays Debuts Inspiring New Line of Travel Programs to Morocco

Central Holidays Debuts Inspiring New Line of Travel Programs to Morocco

Building on its legacy of designing deeply immersive, destination-driven travel experiences around the world, Central Holidays proudly announces the launch of its new collection of travel programs to Morocco. The company is thrilled to introduce its vibrant portfolio of handcrafted journeys that invite travelers to discover the country's rich tapestry of culture, history, landscapes, and flavors.

With most islands in the world, Sweden offers five to travellers

With most islands in the world, Sweden offers five to travellers

The idea of escaping to a private island has long symbolised the ultimate dream for many, with islands embodying not just luxury but also space, rest and recovery. Sweden now offers the opportunity to make this dream come true by providing five of the country's islands to international travellers for one year of use.

How to choose the ideal suitcase size for every trip?

How to choose the ideal suitcase size for every trip?

Packing properly is the first step to starting your journey on the right foot. Whether you're heading off for a weekend, an extended stay or a year abroad, choosing the right suitcase is essential. Lipault offers a full range of soft, lightweight and colourful suitcases designed for every type of trip. In this article, discover the different suitcase sizes, their uses, practical alternatives, and the essential accessories you need to travel smart.

Galapagos Shark Diving Donates USD 31,500 to Shark Research & Launches 'Name a Whale Shark 2025'

Galapagos Shark Diving Donates USD 31,500 to Shark Research & Launches 'Name a Whale Shark 2025'

Galapagos Shark Diving, a conservation-focused dive travel operator, has donated USD 31,523.40 in 2025 to marine conservation initiatives in the Galápagos Islands, directly supporting whale shark research and ocean education for young girls. As part of this commitment, the company has launched the “Name a Whale Shark 2025 Contest”, allowing participating citizen science divers to name newly tagged whale sharks in recognition of their contribution to research.

Chicago Announces New Starting Point for Historic Route 66 at Navy Pier

Chicago Announces New Starting Point for Historic Route 66 at Navy Pier

In celebration of the 100th anniversary of Route 66, the City of Chicago will formally recognize Navy Pier as the starting point of the iconic roadway. "This move symbolizes how Route 66 continues to evolve while honoring its roots," said Mayor Brandon Johnson. "From the shores of Lake Michigan to the shores of the Pacific Ocean, Route 66 represents the ultimate American journey." The dedication ceremony celebrating the new starting point of Route 66 and its enduring role in American history, culture, and adventure will take place on March 25, 2026.

Barbados Welcomes Aer Lingus’ New Direct Dublin–Barbados Service

Barbados Welcomes Aer Lingus’ New Direct Dublin–Barbados Service

Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. (BTMI) UK & Ireland has warmly welcomed today’s announcement that Aer Lingus will launch a new direct service from Dublin (DUB) to Barbados (BGI), with seats going on sale from Thursday, February 12th. The new route represents a significant milestone for Barbados in the Irish market, providing direct connectivity between the two islands. Operated by Aer Lingus’ new fuel-efficient Airbus A321XLR aircraft, the service will strengthen ties between the two destinations while offering Irish travellers a seamless and sustainable way to get to Barbados.