
When the World Votes for Peace—and One Nation Says No
The UN has proclaimed 2027–2036 the International Decade of Strengthening Peace for Future Generations, with 153 nations voting in favor and the United States c

The UN has proclaimed 2027–2036 the International Decade of Strengthening Peace for Future Generations, with 153 nations voting in favor and the United States c

Antigua and Barbuda showcased its vibrant culture and thriving arts scene at Canada’s prestigious Polo for Heart fundraiser, giving visitors an authentic taste

ANA ʻAha Mele has grown into more than a music festival. Returning to Honolulu this November, the event highlights how cultural exchange, live performances and

The European Union has approved sweeping new air passenger rights that strengthen protections for travelers flying from EU airports. The reforms preserve compen

Not too long ago even last minute travellers could find cheap flights from Germany to much of Europe, but with fuel costs up and budget airlines shifting flight

Tourism is far more than an economic sector. It is a powerful instrument of diplomacy, peace, education and national security. Governments should integrate tour

Governments spend millions on tourism investment summits, aviation conferences and hospitality forums, but do they actually attract investment? International ev

Tourism is the world’s largest people-to-people industry, yet it remains one of the most politically overlooked. Despite contributing around 10% of global GDP a

The African Tourism Board and Nigeria have strengthened their partnership to promote safe mobility, regional integration, and inclusive tourism across Africa. T

The EU’s border agency Frontex developed an app allowing travellers to pre-register for its Entry/Exit System rollout. With the summer travel season upon us and

Renewed U.S.–Iran hostilities have disrupted Gulf aviation, exposing vulnerabilities across Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan and the UAE. While many flights resum

For years, private aviation has operated in a way that felt almost intentionally closed off from the average traveler. People knew chartering a private jet was