Qatar Airways Group today announced a post-tax profit of QAR 7.08bn (US$ 1.94bn) for financial year 2025/26. The results demonstrate a robust performance against a final month impacted by significant geopolitical events, reaffirming its position as one of global aviation’s most resilient Groups.

This Africa Day, Minor Hotels invites travellers to discover the richness and diversity of Southern Africa through a portfolio of distinctive properties spanning vibrant cities, remote wilderness, coastal escapes and island retreats. While Africa is often viewed through the lens of bush safaris and catching a glimpse of the Big Five from a Land Cruiser; the continent promises any number of extraordinary journeys. Today’s high-value travellers are increasingly seeking multi-destination itineraries that combine varied experiences into one seamless journey. From the dramatic coastlines of Mozambique to Mahé, from the waterways of Zambia to the cultural energy of Johannesburg and Windhoek, Minor Hotels presents journeys that connect travellers more deeply with the landscapes, communities and heritage of each destination.

A summer packed with global events is giving air travel a boost, with United Airlines seeing double-digit increases in demand to destinations tied to once-in-a-lifetime moments – from a total solar eclipse in Europe to international soccer matches and major global concert tours. More than 53 million people are expected to fly United this summer from June to August – about 3 million more than last year - and many are headed to destinations tied to unique can’t-miss moments

From Albania to Montenegro: here are Europe’s ‘secret’ alternative Summer hotspots we should consider booking this Summer. With growing uncertainty around some long-haul routes, more UK travellers are rethinking how far they want to travel this summer.

Roseate House London is one of central London’s most elegant hidden gems for wine lovers, offering a cosy and intimate drinking and dining experience at The Hyde Restaurant & Bar. Renowned for its outstanding curated wine list, widely considered one of the finest in London, guests can explore an exceptional collection of distinctive vintages and expertly selected labels in a setting defined by vintage luxury and understated sophistication.

With National Wine Day approaching on the 25th May, there is no better time to discover Morocco’s evolving wine scene than with a stay at La Sultana, Marrakech. Tucked within the Imperial City’s walls, the luxurious riad hotel offers a refined setting in which to explore the country’s emerging viticulture, pairing heritage and craftsmanship with a contemporary approach to wine and dining. At the heart of the experience is La Sultana’s curated Moroccan wine journey, which invites guests to discover the country’s lesser-known vineyards and varietals through expertly guided tastings. Showcasing a selection of regional wines, the experience offers a deeper understanding of Morocco’s wine-making traditions and the influences of its diverse terroir, providing an insightful introduction to the country’s evolving wine scene.