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Passtination launches to bring airline loyalty into the destination

Passtination, a spin-out from the team behind Global Nomad Pass, has launched to help airlines extend loyalty beyond the flight by rewarding members in the destinations they visit. The launch follows conversations with airlines that repeatedly pointed to the same need: adapting the model behind Global Nomad Pass – a traveler membership best known for […]

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Measured Growth and Market Repositioning Define Saudi’s Real Estate Sector in Q1 2026

CBRE Middle East, a global leader in commercial real estate, released today its Q1 2026 Saudi Arabia Real Estate Market Review, highlighting a market defined by strategic recalibration, steady structural demand drivers, and continued investor confidence despite a more complex regional economic backdrop.

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Castilla y León shows how accessible tourism is emerging as an alternative to overtourism in Europe

Accessibility and senior tourism are increasingly becoming strategic factors in the competitiveness of European tourist destinations. This is highlighted by IMPULSA IGUALDAD — a leading organisation in accessible tourism in Spain — and TUR4all Travel, an accessible travel agency, which point out how Europe’s ageing population, together with the impact of overtourism, is accelerating demand

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BTN interviews: Sandrine Camia, Deputy Director at the Monaco Government Tourist Authority

During her visit to London, Sandrine Camia, Deputy Director at the Monaco Government Tourist Authority, spoke to BTN about Monaco’s new communication campaign, “Monaco, Everything At Once.” The campaign celebrates Monaco’s unique ability to deliver an exceptional diversity of experiences within just 2 square kilometres, positioning the Principality as a compact yet world-class destination for

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WIZZ AIR DATA REVEALS EUROPE’S FASTEST GROWING FOOD LED SHORT BREAK DESTINATIONS FOR UK TRAVELLERS

New data from Wizz Air reveals UK travellers are increasingly choosing European short break destinations known for food and local culture, with demand growing for more affordable, experience-led cities across the continent. Based on Wizz Air flight booking data from the first three months of 2026 compared with the same period in 2025, the airline

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Bermuda Tourism Authority Announces New Chief Executive Officer: Jan Hutton

The Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA) has selected Jan Hutton as its next Chief Executive Officer. Ms. Hutton is a respected global tourism leader and most recently the Chief Executive Officer of Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW). She is a trusted advisor to governments, businesses, and international organisations driving destination competitiveness.

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The Merchant River Cruise Sets Sail in May 2026 on the Thu Bon River, Hoi An, Vietnam

The Merchant River Cruise, Hoi An’s most anticipated luxury dinner cruise experience, sets sail this May 2026, bringing an entirely new dimension to evenings on the Thu Bon River. Equal parts signature dinner cruise, private events venue, and floating cultural celebration, The Merchant River Cruise, owned by Namia River Retreat, is set to become one

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The Alps’ Next Act: Wellness, Longevity and Five-Star Luxury

Rising demand for premium accommodation and wellbeing-led travel is reshaping the Alpine holiday market. Luxury alpine holidays are entering a new phase, and it has less to do with skiing than with wellness. For decades the Alps have been marketed primarily as a winter sports destination. But a combination of shifting travel habits, rising demand

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