Germany’s extensive rail network makes summer travel surprisingly easy, allowing visitors to swap airports and motorway traffic for direct connections to holiday destinations, beaches, mountains, lakes and historic cities. From Baltic coast resorts to Alpine landscapes, many of the […]
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Airlines are reworking classic comfort food to make it taste better at high altitude, where dry cabin air and lower pressure can dull flavour and change the way food feels on the tongue. The shift is part of a
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Icelandair will start flying from Gdansk to Keflavik on 18 September 2026, making Gdansk the first airport in Poland to be served by the Icelandic carrier. The new route gives passengers a direct link to Iceland and onward connections
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Melbourne hospitality brands MoVida and St Ali are set to become the headline names in a new dining area at Sydney Terminal 2, marking a fresh push to reshape the airport food offering. The pair will anchor the space
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Finnair has no immediate plans to restore direct flights between Helsinki and Wroclaw, as the airline says it is satisfied with its current position in the Polish market and with rising load factors on its aircraft. The Nordic carrier
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Krakow Airport has opened a new Non-Schengen passenger zone after converting its former cargo terminal into extra space for travellers. The airport said the temporary solution was needed because passenger numbers have been rising so fast that the main
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Europe’s new Entry/Exit System is beginning to reshape summer travel for Americans heading to the Schengen area, with airports and border posts preparing for slower processing as biometric checks are introduced across the bloc. The European Union says the
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Passengers at East Midlands Airport faced disruption after the airport’s terminal was evacuated following concerns raised during security screening over an item of checked luggage. The evacuation took place on Tuesday morning as a precautionary measure, with airport officials
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Construction has officially started on the new $117 million Miyako Hotel in Plano, Texas, bringing a major Japanese-inspired hospitality development to the rapidly growing Legacy business district. The 13-storey luxury hotel is being developed near Toyota’s North American headquarters
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Activewear and wellness brand Alo has launched a new women-focused wellness programme designed around hormonal health, strength, longevity and lifestyle changes across different stages of life. The new series, called Balanced, is part of the brand’s digital Alo Wellness
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Azamara Cruises has announced its spring, summer and fall 2028 sailings, describing the programme as one of the most ambitious and destination-focused seasons in its history. The small-ship line said 87% of its deployment will be spent in port,
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Design-led hotel brand TRIBE is expanding its cultural hospitality concept with the launch of NEW GROUNDS, a limited-edition double vinyl LP accompanied by dedicated listening stations across selected European hotels. The initiative follows the recent debut of TRIBE Vinyl
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Marriott International has signed an agreement to introduce the Le Méridien brand to Queensland’s Whitsundays with the redevelopment of Lindeman Island Resort. The project marks the first Le Méridien property in the Whitsundays and the second Le Méridien hotel
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Hotel visionary Ian Schrager is preparing to introduce PUBLIC West Hollywood, a new hospitality concept that aims to redefine luxury, nightlife and social living in Los Angeles. The project continues Schrager’s decades-long influence on global hospitality, following a career
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The Luce, a newly reimagined beachfront hotel on Florida’s Gulf Coast, is preparing to welcome guests to St. Pete Beach starting 11 June. Now part of Marriott’s Tribute Portfolio, the 200-room property combines boutique coastal design, large-scale resort amenities
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