Путешествия

A frustrating middle seat on a sold-out Turkish Airlines flight became an unforgettable lesson in customer service. At the Istanbul gate, employee Jamila Bilgin

Croatia is attracting more tourists, but in some destinations they are staying fewer nights. New figures from Dubrovnik’s neighboring Župa Dubrovačka expose a t

A glacier collapses in Nepal. A dangerous glacial lake grows above a tourism city in Peru. Thousands of kilometers separate the Himalayas from the Andes, but cl

For the first time, senior Travel & Tourism leaders outside the WTTC Membership community can apply for limited Executive Access Passes to the WTTC Global S

What happens when tourism’s most experienced leaders leave office but refuse to retire? From Oxford to the global stage, Alain St.Ange, Geoffrey Lipman and Fran

EgyptAir’s new Cairo-Zanzibar flights are part of a bigger aviation shift across Africa. From Ethiopian Airlines to Kenya Airways, RwandAir and Air Peace, Afric

At a time when peace has become one of the world’s biggest questions, IIPT is celebrating 40 Years of Peace Through Tourism. This Thursday, global leaders, tour

South Korea’s tourism boom has a growing downside. Record numbers of foreign visitors are being accompanied by record complaints involving hotels, taxis, overch

Dubai’s luxury hotels are struggling, yet Burj Khalifa developer Mohamed Alabbar is looking toward Zimbabwe. Is Gulf money searching for an escape from Dubai’s

WTTC is entering a pivotal period. Trillion-dollar tourism investment, new government alliances, expanding global membership, and more than 200 industry leaders

Hotels are opening, investors are spending, executives are changing seats, and AI is moving deeper into travel booking. From Malta and Manhattan to Saudi Arabia

Airlines are opening routes, airports are expanding, CEOs are changing seats, and billion-dollar aircraft orders are reshaping aviation. From Riyadh and Bangkok