
The Daily Travel Industry Brief 20 July 2026
Emirates unveils world-first ‘U-Dream’ headrest for Economy Class Emirates has introduced the aviation industry’s first U-Dream headrest, a new adjustable

Emirates unveils world-first ‘U-Dream’ headrest for Economy Class Emirates has introduced the aviation industry’s first U-Dream headrest, a new adjustable

European airport bosses have warned that new EU border checks are significantly increasing waiting times for British nationals arriving in the bloc, in some cas

Our contributor, Emma Pouncey, tells us about her struggles of dealing with British passport bureaucracy and the logistical nightmare associated with being a du

Germany’s cabinet could be reshuffled after Jens Spahn resigns, Spanish fans celebrate their World Cup victory, railway employee falls from a moving train durin

The Guam Visitors Bureau has launched the Guam Photo Hunt, an island-wide interactive campaign encouraging residents and visitors to explore more than 100 desti

While Spain lifted the trophy, the United States may have claimed something equally significant. For one unforgettable month, football united cultures, forged f

As Route 66 celebrates its 100th anniversary, the Mother Road remains one of America’s greatest tourism icons. From powering small-town economies to inspiring t

As Canadian wildfires send hazardous smoke across the United States, political blame is replacing the cooperation that once defined the relationship between bot

Kazakhstan welcomed a record 15.7 million foreign visitors, cementing its position as Central Asia’s fastest-growing tourism destination. Improved visa policies

The Government of Antigua and Barbuda says JetBlue’s decision to end nonstop JFK service after October 31, 2026, reflects broader airline network changes rather

Luxury cosmetics have become one of tourism’s most profitable sectors. Travelers are far more willing to purchase premium beauty products and designer brands wh

From flood-resistant infrastructure to new ways of securing drinking water, cities are adapting to the growing climate pressures of a hotter, drier world. Plus,