The Luxury Collection is returning to New York City with the launch of The London, a Luxury Collection Hotel, New York City, marking the brand’s re-entry into one of the world’s most competitive luxury hospitality markets. The repositioned property […]
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Expedition vessel MV Hondius has been cleared to return to service after extensive cleaning and disinfection procedures following a deadly hantavirus outbreak that resulted in the deaths of three passengers. The ship, operated by Oceanwide Expeditions, underwent a comprehensive
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Denny Hamlin delivered one of the most impressive comeback victories of the NASCAR Neshville Cup Series season after overcoming an early setback to win the Cracker Barrel 400 at Nashville Superspeedway. After rain delayed the start of Sunday’s race
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New global data released during Pride Month highlights a widening divide in LGBT rights worldwide, with some countries expanding legal protections while others introduce new restrictions, criminal penalties and barriers to expression. The latest findings suggest progress remains uneven
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London travellers are facing major disruption this week as two 24-hour strikes by Tube drivers are set to go ahead after negotiations failed to resolve a dispute over proposed working arrangements. The industrial action threatens widespread disruption across the
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Five people were injured after a Eurowings flight from Rhodes to Cologne encountered severe turbulence while flying over the Balkans, with aviation reports suggesting the disturbance may have been caused by wake turbulence from a larger aircraft ahead. Flight
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Szczecin-Goleniow Airport ended 2025 with a net loss of 18.4 million zloty, extending its accumulated losses to more than 106 million zloty. The result came despite almost 10% growth in operating revenue, as costs rose by more than a
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LOT Polish Airlines has launched direct flights from Warsaw to Almaty, giving travellers a new non-stop link to Kazakhstan‘s largest city. The route began on 31 May 2026 and opens up a destination that has long sat outside the
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Hamburg has withdrawn its bid to host the Olympic and Paralympic Games after voters rejected the plan in a referendum, ending the German citys campaign to stage the event. The result matters for travellers and the wider tourism industry
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France’s air traffic controllers launched a fresh strike this week, disrupting flights at airports across the country and adding pressure to an already busy travel period. The stoppage matters for travellers because even short controller action can trigger delays,
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More airline bankruptcies could follow if conflict in the Middle East drags on for at least two more months, according to a senior executive at Buzz, the Polish leisure airline owned by Ryanair. Michał Kaczmarzyk, president of Buzz, said
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Spain has approved the first formal stage of what could become the largest immigration regularisation programme in its modern history, opening a pathway for hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants and asylum seekers to gain legal status. The proposal
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Firefighters remain deployed at Malaga’s Ibis Hotel after flames and smoke reappeared in the upper floors of the building nearly a week after the fire first broke out, raising further concerns about the future of the heavily damaged structure.
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Jamaica has long been one of the world’s most visited Caribbean destinations, but a growing number of travellers are discovering that the island’s most lasting experiences have little to do with a sun lounger. Across the island, community-led initiatives
Swiss International Air Lines has decided to permanently withdraw 2 of its nine Airbus A220-100 aircraft and use them for spare parts, after first considering grounding the entire sub-fleet. The move is intended to help keep its larger A220-300
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