COMO Hotels and Resorts has raised its flag on the French Riviera with the rebranding of the landmark Le Beauvallon, now operating as COMO Le Beauvallon. Once a celebrated Belle Époque palace, the 42-room property has been meticulously reimagined […]
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Kimpton Ashbel New York – Park Avenue has officially opened in Midtown Manhattan, bringing a fresh boutique luxury concept to one of the city’s most historic addresses. Located at 70 Park Avenue, the hotel revives a Beaux-Arts landmark originally
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W Hotels has officially opened W Sardinia – Poltu Quatu, marking its debut on the island and strengthening its footprint in Italy following launches in Rome and Florence. The new resort, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s global portfolio, brings the
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TAP Air Portugal has once again been recognized on the global stage, earning the title of Best Stopover Program for the eighth consecutive year at the Global Traveler Leisure Lifestyle Awards. The accolade was presented during the 14th edition
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Direct high-speed train services between Malaga and Madrid have returned after a 3-month suspension, offering relief to travellers on one of Spain’s busiest domestic routes. The restoration of the link means passengers can once again travel between the two
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FIFA has confirmed the dates for the next U-17 World Cup in Qatar, setting the stage for another major international football event in the Gulf state. The tournament will return under a new expanded format, with 48 teams taking part
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Spain’s rental squeeze is pushing tenants somewhere unexpected – into cities that until recently barely featured on the housing map. As prices climb in Madrid and Barcelona, and even secondary cities become harder to afford, renters are now widening
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Almost a quarter of international flights departing Australia were cancelled at peak points in April, as a combination of rising fuel costs, operational strain and geopolitical tensions disrupted global aviation. While the figure reflects periods of heightened disruption rather
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A new five-star hotel complex, “Alto”, is set to rise in the scenic valley of Dombay, marking a major addition to the tourism infrastructure of Russia’s North Caucasus. The project will be developed within close proximity to ski slopes
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Bars, cafés and restaurants across Spain will be required to close their outdoor terraces during periods of extreme heat under new labour regulations aimed at protecting hospitality workers. The measure forms part of an update to the national labour
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Some of the world’s most iconic travel destinations could be partially or completely submerged within the next 80 years as rising sea levels accelerate due to climate change, according to global forecasts. Data from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
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Turkish Airlines has revised its pet travel policy, introducing a key restriction that removes the option to transport animals in the business class cabin for all new bookings. Under the updated rules, passengers wishing to travel with pets will
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The United States is set to restore regular air service with Venezuela on April 30, marking the first time in seven years that scheduled passenger flights will operate between the two countries. The milestone follows a major political shift
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Japan Airlines is set to begin testing humanoid robots for ground operations starting in May, marking a significant step toward automation as the country faces mounting labour shortages and record tourism demand. The trial, conducted at Haneda Airport, will
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Small regional airports across Europe could face closure if ongoing fuel shortages linked to tensions in the Middle East lead to widespread flight cancellations, according to ACI Europe. The organisation warned that regional hubs are particularly vulnerable, describing the
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