Gulf airlines rebuild confidence
Major Gulf carriers are gradually moving into recovery mode after recent airspace disruptions affected several regional routes. Emirates, Qatar Airways and Etihad haveRead More
India’s Travel Market Rewires as Geopolitics, Po
India’s travel industry is entering a period of rapid readjustment. West Asia volatility is lifting airfares and unsettling outbound plans, while domestic destinations,Read More
Premium economy gains traction
Airlines are also responding to changing demand patterns by putting more attention on premium economy and hybrid cabin products. These offer travellers aRead More
IMEX Frankfurt 2026 Opens at Record Scale — 150
The global meetings and events industry just sent a loud signal. IMEX Frankfurt 2026 opened on May 19 and will run through MayRead More
New York City Hotels Avert Massive Strike with 8-Y
Just in time. New York City hotel operators and unions have reached an eight-year labour deal covering approximately 25,000 workers , averting aRead More
Solomoons: The Quiet Rise of the Solo Traveller
When 34-year-old Chennai-based architect Divya Krishnan booked a solo trip to Hampi for her birthday, her family was confused. “Who will take yourRead More
Embraer Reports Strongest Q1 in History
Executive Aviation Demand Soars as Supply Chain Heals The B2B Angle Corporate travel is back. Strong private jet sales (Embraer) indicate high-end corporateRead More
Cambodia Is Flying 500 Global Travel Agents In –
The Cambodia Tourism Board just launched the “500 Agents FAM Trip 2026” – and they’re putting real money behind it. The programme, runningRead More
Riyadh Air Seeks US Approval – While SAS Warns o
Two aviation stories bookending the industry’s strategic fault lines. Riyadh Air has formally applied for approval to launch US operations a major stepRead More
Rotterdam Turns Cruise Ship Hantavirus Outbreak In
MV Hondius, an expedition cruise ship, docked in Rotterdam over the weekend with a rare hantavirus outbreak aboard. Only 25 crew members andRead More