Tourism News
“With Women’s Eyes”: a new Suncruise forum in Cadiz highlights women’s vision for blue tourism
The annual event “With Women’s Eyes. The Vision of Blue Tourism” held a new edition, in this case in the city of Cadiz, where leading professionals in the tourism and port sector met to discuss the relevance of women in these areas of great economic and social importance.
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Aer Lingus continues to soar with return to Minneapolis-St. Paul
Aer Lingus is flying high today, as the newly returned Minneapolis St. Paul (MSP) route takes off from Dublin Airport for the first time since it was paused in March 2020. This restart marks the full restoration of the airline’s pre-pandemic North American network, offering British customers access to even more US gateways.
PriceTravel Holding strengthens its commitment to efficiency and scalability by joining HEDNA
PriceTravel Holding, one of the biggest travel companies in Latin America, announces that it has been officially accepted as a member of the prestigious Hotel Electronic Distribution Association (HEDNA), an opportunity for the travel group to strengthen its commitment to efficiency and scalability and consolidate its position in the hotel industry.
New Developments on the Horizon for Lake Charles/Southwest Louisiana
After the devastation of back-to-back hurricanes in 2020, Lake Charles is now welcoming a wave of new developments that will redefine its tourism landscape. Several projects are slated to debut as early as this summer.
New Experiences and Properties Added to the Audley Travel Portfolio
Tailor-made travel company Audley Travel has expanded its 2024 programme with the addition of a ‘new’ area of Australia’s Victoria territory, luxury properties in Southeast Asia, and an alternative, beyond-Africa safari in Borneo.
PHILIPPINES RECEIVES 2 MILLION INTERNATIONAL VISITORS
The Philippines has already received over two million international visitors this month, the Department of Tourism (DOT) reported on Wednesday
FHS Saudi Arabia - A busy and productive day 1.
At the FHS Saudi Arabia, Khalid Saud Abuhaimed, CEO of Al Khozama Investment, delivered the opening address, marking the start of an eventful summit. His speech not only set the tone for the day but also highlighted the significant strides the industry is making in the hospitality sector through strategic investments and innovative partnerships.
Mantis Expands Its Footprint in the Middle East
Today, at The Future Hospitality Summit, Mantis reaffirmed its strategic expansion across the Middle East. By supporting the development of luxury eco-resorts and lodges, as well as immersive cultural experiences, Mantis is set to introduce its ethos and best practices to its new trio of signings in the region: Hawar Resort by Mantis in Bahrain, Mantis Al Baha in Saudi Arabia and Mantis Saij Mountain Lodge in the United Arab Emirates.
WSTHA calls on sustainable travel pioneers to enter inaugural programme
World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards (WSTHA) is calling on pioneers in sustainable travel to gain recognition for their work by entering its inaugural programme before 24 May. Individuals and organisations across the globe accelerating change and making an impactful contribution to net positive tourism are invited to enter for free, with three weeks left before the 24 May closing deadline.
FHS Saudi Arabia 2024 has officially opened its doors
FHS Saudi Arabia 2024 has officially opened its doors at the Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah, Riyadh, with over 1400 key players in the hospitality industry gathering for 3 days of extensive learning, networking, and deal-making. The organisers extend their heartfelt gratitude to the host sponsors, Al Khozama Investment and Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah, Riyadh, for their pivotal support in bringing this premier event to life.
SAUDIA LAUNCHES BETA VERSION OF REVOLUTIONARY DIGITAL PLATFORM
Saudia, the national flag carrier of Saudi Arabia, has launched its innovative digital platform, the Travel Companion (TC), powered by advanced artificial intelligence. This move is part of a two-year plan to revolutionize the travel industry by embracing digital innovations. In collaboration with global professional services firm Accenture, Saudia’s Travel Companion is set to change how travelers interact with the airline and redefine the standards of digital travel.
Ryan Reynolds revealed as Yas Island Abu Dhabi’s new chief island officer
Ryan Reynolds is Yas Island Abu Dhabi’s new chief island officer. The Deadpool actor assumes the role after Jason Momoa, who took up the position last year from comedian Kevin Hart. Responsible for promoting the destination to an international audience, Reynolds is the mystery skydiving celebrity who has appeared in a new teaser campaign from the destination.