US, July 27 -- When Hyatt announced the opening of Me and All Hotel Leipzig, the company's press release focused on the expected talking points: Bauhaus-inspired design, local culture, authentic Neapo... Read More
US, July 25 -- The European Commission says it is helping finance and coordinate the deployment of a record number of firefighters, aircraft, and emergency experts to support wildfire response, includ... Read More
India, July 23 -- The war between the United States and Iran continues. Peace talks appear to have produced little more than hopeful headlines. Military analysts speculate about retaliation, social me... Read More
US, July 22 -- The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is right about one thing: if airlines provide carbon emissions data to passengers, it should be accurate, transparent, and based on a ... Read More
US, July 21 -- Analysis: Is China's C919 the First Real Challenger to Airbus and Boeing? As COMAC launches its first scheduled international route, the global aviation duopoly may have its first credi... Read More
US, July 20 -- For one unforgettable month, the United States became the center of the football world. Millions of visitors arrived not to debate politics, tariffs, elections, or international conflic... Read More
US, July 18 -- Dubai, Doha, and Abu Dhabi remain connected, but passengers face rerouting, cancellations, and rapidly changing government advisories as Gulf airlines protect their global networks DUBA... Read More
US, July 17 -- Every year, tourism leaders gather at international summits to discuss one of the industry's most persistent questions: How do we create visitors who return-not once, but again and agai... Read More
US, July 16 -- Lufthansa Group has selected one of its most experienced international executives, Lorenza Maggio, to become the next Chief Executive Officer of Brussels Airlines, placing her in charge... Read More
US, July 15 -- Why the Twenty-First Century Demands a New Political Model: Tourism has become one of the world's most influential economic and diplomatic forces, yet governments continue to treat it a... Read More