OTAs urge the UK government to update outdated travel regulations to enhance competition, consumer choice, and industry innovation.

The US plans to restrict Mexican airlines over cargo and competition concerns, including the Delta-Aeromexico partnership. What it means for travelers and businesses.

Cabo Verde Airlines confronts new competition as low-cost carriers EasyJet and Transavia enter Lisbon Praia and Lisbon Mindelo routes, with strategic responses planned.

Eurostar’s expansion of direct high-speed trains from London to Germany and Switzerland is a major step toward sustainable, efficient travel. These routes will offer faster, more comfortable journeys for business and leisure travelers alike.

Europe’s independent hotels face rising competition from chains; leveraging technology, personalized experiences, and dynamic pricing is key to thriving in 2025’s evolving travel market.

New Zealand’s cruise bookings drop 40%, impacting local economies. Rising costs and regulatory hurdles challenge the sector, urging government action to boost the industry and attract visitors.

Wales’ planned tourism levy sparks debate, impacting travel perceptions and local economies; while intended for infrastructure improvements, its influence on visitor decisions remains uncertain.

Hong Kong Airlines reduces service on the Hong Kong-Seoul route, decreasing flights from two to one per day. The change impacts travelers and the broader travel industry with increased competition and fewer options.

Maldives successfully hosts the BurunuBoma Global Sportfishing Tournament 2025, showcasing the country’s sportfishing potential with international teams and sustainable practices, ensuring future growth.

An analysis of Thai hotel price fluctuations and their broad implications for global travelers and tourism markets, highlighting competition, costs, and strategic adjustments in key locations.