Guatemala’s Fuego Volcano Erupts: What Travelers to Antigua Need to Know
Volcán de Fuego has intensified its activity, prompting evacuations near Guatemala’s famous Antigua. While the UNESCO World Heritage city remains open to visito
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David Germain Returns to Lead Seychelles Tourism in the Americas
Veteran tourism marketer David Germain is back at the Seychelles Tourism Board, bringing more than 40 years of global industry experience to lead the destinatio
Tourism’s Quiet Diplomacy: Iran Says “We’re Back” While Israel Welcomes Holiday Flights
As politicians exchange threats across the Middle East, tourism is telling a different story. Iran is inviting visitors again after UNESCO recognized Alamut Cas
Why Bulgaria and Romania Are Europe’s Next Great City Break Destinations
Affordable, historic, and increasingly well-connected, Bulgaria and Romania are emerging as compelling alternatives for European city breaks. Discover why trave
Are Hotels in Ghana Really More Expensive Than West Africa? A Balanced Perspective
Are hotels in Ghana really more expensive than those in the rest of West Africa? Tourism consultant Emmanuel Frimpong argues that the real issue is not excessiv
Authentic Tourism: São Tomé and Príncipe: Africa’s Last “Leve Leve”
São Tomé and Príncipe is quietly emerging as one of Africa’s most extraordinary sustainable tourism destinations. From pristine rainforests and UNESCO-listed co
Madrid breaks tourism record as international visitor spending tops €10 billion in six months
Home to UN Tourism, the World Travel & Tourism Council and one of Europe’s strongest conference industries, the Spanish capital is turning culture, connecti
Tourism Economy Generated US$1.6 Billion for Guam in 2025, Supporting One in Five Jobs
Guam’s visitor economy generated US$1.6 billion in total economic impact in 2025, supporting more than 15,000 jobs , contributing US$163 million in government t
Delta Ends St. Vincent Flights: What It Means for Tourism and the Island’s Economy
Delta Air Lines will end its Atlanta–St. Vincent service on September 5, 2026, raising concerns about tourism and air connectivity. While the Caribbean destinat
Why Airlines Must Rethink Payments Before They Lose Billions
IATA’s new Airline Payment Framework urges airlines to treat payments as a strategic business function rather than a back-office process. With nearly US$1 trill
Can the 2027 Indian Ocean Games Transform Tourism in Comoros?
The 2027 Indian Ocean Island Games could provide Comoros with a rare tourism breakthrough. A proposed 200-villa accommodation village, new transport investment,
Japan and Taiwan Cultural Groups Celebrate Guam’s 82nd Liberation Day
Guam’s 82nd Liberation Day celebrations welcomed cultural performance groups from Japan and Taiwan, highlighting the island’s enduring international friendships