Travel technology is transforming the industry globally, changing the way travellers plan, book, and experience their journeys. According to a recent report by Tourism Economics on behalf of Arabian Travel Market (ATM), 60% of travellers in the UAE trust Artificial Intelligence (AI) to plan every aspect of their trips, compared to 48% of travellers in other countries, with this figure predicted to rise as technology becomes more embedded into consumer habits.

Virtual 360 tours are changing how you find and pick your perfect holiday. No more just looking at flat pictures and long descriptions. Today's smart traveler wants to truly feel a place before they go. This new way of looking around helps people make good choices. It cuts down on bad surprises and builds excitement for your trip.

Channel Islanders can look forward to a magical festive escape to Bruges this December as Blue Islands announces special direct flights from Guernsey and Jersey to Ostend, with seamless coach transfers included to the heart of Bruges for an enchanting Christmas getaway. With day return, two night and three night stay options, these flights direct from Guernsey and Jersey offer the perfect opportunity for a short winter break filled with festive cheer. Explore Bruges' famous Christmas markets, sip mulled wine beneath the twinkling lights of the medieval square, and discover the city’s cobbled streets lined with seasonal treats and boutique shops.

Forget crowded airports and tiny airplane seats. A big shift is happening across Europe. Once, budget airlines seemed to make train travel an old choice. Now, trains are making a huge comeback. Many folks want a different way to explore. This change shows travelers want more than just getting there fast. The core appeal of train travel in Europe is clear. It's a greener way to move around. You see amazing views right from your window. Each journey feels like a part of your trip, not just a means to an end. This fits perfectly with the "slow travel" idea. It is about enjoying the trip itself.

Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority (RAKTDA) announces a strong performance for the first half of the year, marking a new record for the destination with over 654K visitor arrivals representing 6% year-on-year growth and 9% increase in tourism revenues.

Türkiye, the world's 4th biggest incoming tourism market according to UN Tourism's 2024 data, announced its tourism performance results for the first six months of 2025 at a press conference in İstanbul. The data shows sustainable growth across key metrics, with notable resilience and spending power among visitors.