Hilton has announced plans to expand its presence in Italy, with the signing of DoubleTree by Hilton Naples Oriente and Hampton by Hilton Rome St Peter´s, set to open next year. Alan Mantin, vice president, development Southern Europe, Hilton, said, “We continue to experience significant growth across Italy - with more than 2,000 rooms in our pipeline - and are pleased to announce two additional signings across our full and focused service brands. With nearly 60 million visitors to Italy in 2023, we are excited to offer travellers further accommodation options in the vibrant cities of Rome and Naples with DoubleTree by Hilton Naples Oriente and Hampton by Hilton Rome St Peter’s.”

Chihuahua has it all from spectacular mountains, culture and is a paradise for adventure-seekers. It is the largest state in Mexico with almost 250,000 km2. Located in the North of Mexico it offers a wide range of tourist attractions from its landscapes of the Copper Canyon to the Chihuahua’s Magical Towns.

At World Travel Market, London, this year, the ‘Heritage in Britain’ stand brings together a wide cross section of the greatest historic buildings, museums, galleries, palaces, cathedrals, gardens and heritage attractions that the UK has to offer.

The Sabah Tourism Board is proud to announce its participation in the World Travel Market (WTM) in London from November 5th to 7th, 2024. This year, Sabah will make a grand presence with its own dedicated pavilion, spanning 150 square meters, and showcasing the rich diversity of our tourism offerings.

After a 6-month closure for an extensive refurbishment, andBeyond Ngala Tented Camp has now welcomed guests back to its iconic location on the banks of the Timbavati River. During this time, the camp’s design has been reimagined; elevating the intimate and exclusive tented experience, while still retaining its classical tented feel and aura of bush romance. Known and loved for its ample wildlife experiences, which include rarities such as African wild dog and the area’s famous white lions, the camp is situated in andBeyond Ngala Private Game Reserve, which shares unfenced borders with the Kruger National Park.

Mandarin Oriental has announced the appointment of Amanda Hyndman to the position of Chief Operating Officer, effective 1 November 2024, following the retirement of Christoph Mares. At this time, she will also continue in her current role as Chief People & Culture Officer. Amanda Hyndman’s career spans over 30 years in the luxury hotel industry and she has been with the Group for 18 years. In that time, she has held several senior management roles in Mandarin Oriental hotels in the UK, Hong Kong, Bangkok and Washington DC as well as Area Vice President roles overseeing hotels in the UK, Germany, Czech Republic and Switzerland and thereafter Hong Kong, Macau and Southern China. Her impressive contribution to the success of the Group led to her appointment as Group Director of Quality & Rooms in 2020 and her subsequent appointment in May 2023 as Chief People & Culture Officer with a task of driving the Group’s evolution from HR to People & Culture.