British holiday habits are shifting again for summer 2026, with new Airbnb data showing travelers increasingly choosing domestic breaks, countryside escapes and shorter international journeys instead of long-haul holidays. The figures suggest convenience, affordability and flexibility are becoming increasingly […]
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Airbnb has expanded its push into global sports marketing after becoming the official accommodation and unique experiences partner of the Women’s Super League under a new multi-year agreement designed to support players while strengthening the company’s position in sports
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup could generate approximately 7.8 million tonnes of carbon emissions equivalent, according to new research, placing fresh scrutiny on the environmental cost of the largest football tournament ever staged. The report suggests emissions from next
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Indonesia is preparing to partially restore visa-free travel as the government considers reopening easier entry rules for selected international markets in an effort to accelerate tourism growth and strengthen competitiveness across Asia. The proposal would mark a significant shift
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Passenger traffic across Sweden’s airport network continued growing in May 2026 as more than 3.1 million travelers passed through Swedavia’s ten airports, supported primarily by rising international demand and expanding route networks. The latest figures show that while domestic
Swedavia Airports See Passenger Growth As International Travel Drives Recovery Read More »
Qantas has confirmed its Airbus A380 fleet will remain in service until the early 2030s before the aircraft are retired from long-haul flying. The airline, which operates the double-decker jets on some of its longest routes, said the superjumbos
Wizz Air has warned that new Serbian rules on foreign airlines could force it to close its Belgrade base, reduce competition and cut route options for passengers. The low-cost carrier said the changes may reshape the balance of power
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The SATS Premier Check-in Lounge at Singapore Changi Airport‘s Terminal 1 has reopened after a major revamp, giving premium travellers a refreshed space before departure. The lounge, which closed for renovation in April 2024, now offers a larger footprint,
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Olsztyn-Mazury Airport ended 2025 with a net loss of 19.54 million zloty, marking a worse result than a year earlier and one of the biggest losses in the airport’s history. The figure was 1.8 million zloty higher than the
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Primavera Sound’s opening day in Barcelona suffered major disruption after severe storms, heavy rainfall and thunderstorms forced organizers to cancel several headline performances, affecting one of the festival’s most anticipated nights. The weather emergency impacted operations across Parc del
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Benidorm is preparing for a major influx of football fans this summer after local authorities confirmed a large-scale security operation that will include riot police deployments, increased patrols and reinforced evening policing as thousands of visitors are expected to
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Spain’s tourism sector is entering summer 2026 with an unexpected challenge: hotels across some of the country’s biggest tourism destinations are actively reducing prices after advanced bookings slowed despite another strong year for international travel. The shift marks a
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Heesen Yachts has revealed the first details of Project Ananda, a new 72.3-metre steel superyacht that will become the largest steel yacht ever built by the Dutch shipyard when delivered later this decade. Designed as a speculative Smart Custom
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British Airways has extended the suspension of its London Heathrow to Dubai service until at least late October 2026, dealing another setback to one of the airline’s most important long-haul business routes as instability across Middle Eastern airspace continues.
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A giant new resort rising along Poland’s Baltic coast could reshape tourism dynamics across northern Europe as Hotel Gołębiewski Pobierowo prepares for a phased opening following years of delays and construction challenges. The massive development is already attracting attention
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