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Designing a Great Bed and Breakfast
Almost everyone has spent the night in a hotel; however, many people have not had the pleasure of staying a night or more on a quaint and luxurious bed and breakfast. Bed and breakfasts are an amazing way to vacation because it gives guests the opportunity to live a...
The Gambling World’s Top-Spending Countries
Gambling is one of the most popular pastimes for people all over the world. The risk and high potential returns keep gamblers returning to their favourite games time and again. It doesn’t come as much of a surprise that gambling is one of the highest-grossing...
Procedure to get Visa for travelling to Sharm El Sheikh
Egypt is among the most insightful countries with hundreds of thousands of tourists visiting its famous Sharm El Sheikh. Nearly the entire southern region experiences a warm climate throughout the year due to its proximity to the red sea. Given the fact that tourism...
The Best Time of Year to Visit Tokyo
Tokyo is Japan’s capital city. An impressive election of ultra-modern and fascinating historic structures, Tokyo is one of the must-see cities of Japan. When arranging your visit, you may wonder what time of year is best to visit this fascinating city. Well, to help...
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EasyJet agrees to £5.7bn takeover by US private equity firm
EasyJet has agreed to a £5.7bn takeover by US private equity firm Apollo Global Management at £7.15 per share, with completion expected by March 2027.
Boeing 737 Max operators told to check fuselages for cracks
The FAA has ordered inspections of Boeing 737 Max fuselages for potential cracks in structural components supporting exit doors, affecting approximately 471 aircraft beginning September.
US airfares expected to stay high even if Iran ceasefire drops oil prices, experts say
US domestic airfares remain elevated at 26.5% above year-ago levels, and analysts expect prices to stay high even if an Iran ceasefire reduces oil prices, citing constrained refining capacity and strong travel demand.
Canadian airline cancels flight after child refuses to wear seatbelt
A Canadian airline cancelled a flight after a child refused to wear a seatbelt during taxiing, forcing all passengers to disembark due to airport closing time constraints.
1 death linked to Tropical Storm Lala as more than 100,000 remain without power in Hawaii
Tropical Storm Lala left more than 100,000 without power across Hawaii, with one confirmed death and significant flooding damaging roads and communities on the Big Island.
The Next Dollar: Three Competing Strategies at Lindblad, Intrepid, and Travelopia
Three major adventure travel operators pursue distinct strategies: Lindblad buys out founders, Travelopia divests assets, and Intrepid acquires brands to expand its ground network globally.
Expedia Cuts Eight Executives as It Reorganizes Around AI
Expedia Group is eliminating eight senior executive positions and restructuring its leadership to prioritize AI-focused teams that can operate more independently alongside individual brands.
Hilton’s CEO on Why the Fundamentals Still Win in the AI Era
Hilton’s CEO argues that fundamental principles like reliability and guest loyalty remain essential for earning AI recommendations, even as the technology reshaping travel search creates new gatekeepers.
The Iran War Shows How Reliant Indian Airlines Are on Gulf Hubs
India’s international aviation traffic fell 9% in the second quarter of 2026 as the Iran war disrupted Middle East hub operations, with Indian carriers experiencing sharper 27% declines.
Viator’s Updated Operator Agreement Formalizes a Power Shift in Experiences Pricing: Scoop
Viator updated its supplier agreement this month to allow channel partners like OTAs and airlines to set retail prices for experiences, formalizing pricing autonomy previously undefined.
The New Long-Haul Routes Testing How Far Demand Really Stretches
Airlines are launching ambitious long-haul routes to markets like Sapporo, Riyadh, and Melbourne, using efficient widebody aircraft to test demand in destinations previously considered too niche for direct service.
Bodies of 15 Indian tourists killed in Vietnam boat accident are flown home
The bodies of 15 Indian tourists who died when a speedboat capsized off southern Vietnam are being returned home. The vessel overturned near Phu Quoc island Saturday afternoon while carrying 32 tourists and crew.