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
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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
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For schools navigating post-Brexit travel rules, a new Germany-UK agreement promises fewer visa hurdles and less paperwork.
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
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Perimeter Aviation Deploys Maxamation Revenue Management System to Strengthen Regional Operations
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Tourism: Ajman Strengthens Cultural Heritage Through New Government Partnership
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Antigua Carnival 2026: How an Entire Island Nation Celebrates Freedom, Culture and Caribbean Vibes
Antigua and Barbuda is alive with the vibrant energy of Carnival 2026 as the nation celebrates its biggest cultural festival. With J’Ouvert, Parade of the Bands
US Makes Visa Bond Program Permanent: $20,000 Visa Bond Sparks Criticism—But Not from Tourism Leaders
The United States has made its controversial visa bond program permanent, allowing consular officers to require visitors from 50 countries to deposit up to $20,
Three of EU's 15 largest wildfires since 2016 occurred in July
Three wildfires that broke out within days of each other in Spain and France this month are among the 15 largest recorded in the European Union since 2016.
Opinion: Expedia’s Layla Acquisition Signals a New AI Gold Rush in Travel
Expedia’s acquisition of AI travel startup Layla is more than another technology deal. It signals a new era in travel where artificial intelligence, consolidati