The global travel and tourism industry, the economic powerhouse that accounts for more than 10% of global GDP and one in ten jobs worldwide—is under renewed pressure to balance growth with sustainability. In the face of climate imperatives, political upheaval, and changing consumer expectations, the travel industry continues to strive towards becoming a truly sustainable sector. This October, leaders will again gather in Paris for the 6th A World for Travel Summit, a three-day event designed to chart a course through these complex times.

The widespread idea that increasing tourist flows inevitably undermine residents’ quality of life does not fully apply to Milan. According to new research, there is no linear correlation between overtourism and urban well-being. In fact, in some areas of the city, a higher tourism presence actually coincides with greater resident satisfaction. This is the main finding of the first white paper on overtourism and quality of life in Milan, conducted by The Data Appeal Company – Almawave Group and Doxa. The study, launched in June 2024, integrates big data analytics with residents’ perceptions to provide a comprehensive picture of how tourism interacts with urban life.

In a humorous and inspiring new film shot amid the breathtaking scenery of Lake Lucerne, tennis legend Roger Federer meets Hollywood star Halle Berry while travelling on some of the country's most iconic public transport routes. Once again, the campaign highlights the tourism potential of this colourful season and its growing significance for the travel industry.

Patriot Rail, a premier U.S. operator of short line and regional railroads, today launched passenger service on the Gettysburg Excursion Railway. This event marks the start of scheduled service and introduces the fourth excursion train in the company's growing Excursion Division.

A compelling shift is transforming the world's most exclusive ski destinations: discerning North American skiers are discovering the unparalleled allure of Europe's legendary Alpine resorts. Diverse terrain, the irresistible charm of traditional mountain culture, off-piste opportunities and historic luxury hotels and chalets are redefining luxury snow sport experiences.

An international underwater photography competition has cast light on Çanakkale's war-torn wrecks, as the Gallipoli Wreck Fest took place at the Gallipoli Historical Underwater Park between 29 August and 7 September 2025. The event brought together a host of internationally renowned underwater photographers and videographers, who captured striking images of the region's rare fusion of cultural heritage and natural wonder. Their work has shone a spotlight on the WWI wrecks resting beneath the Aegean waves, while also strengthening Canakkale's profile as one of the world's premier diving destinations.