destination news

Faena announces its cultural expansion into the Middle East in March 2026, introducing site-specific destinations blending hospitality, art, and heritage storytelling.

The iconic extreme 19th hole at Legend Golf & Safari Resort reopens May 7, 2026, bringing back one of golf's most thrilling experiences for adventure-seeking travelers worldwide.

Evok Collection appoints Adam Bentalha as Group Executive Chef in March 2026, elevating the culinary architect behind Brach Paris, Brach Madrid, Sinner, and Cour des Vosges after eight years with the luxury hotel group.

Ambros Daytona becomes the first Trademark Collection by Wyndham property in Daytona Beach. The 50-room boutique hotel opened January 2026 with a focus on wellness and leisure travelers.

Cruisebound launches Search by Map feature in March 2026, transforming how travelers discover cruise itineraries. The visual navigation tool redefines cruise planning with an interactive globe interface.

Austria and Switzerland both offer Alpine scenery and excellent infrastructure in 2026, but they cater to different traveler types. Austria delivers better value and café culture, while Switzerland excels in mountain precision and iconic lakes. Which suits your 2026 trip?

Virgin Voyages reveals 2027 Red Hot Sailing Club voyages with exclusive music performances and leadership access. Two departure dates now open for bookings in 2026.

Novotel launches the Novotel 37 Collective in March 2026, uniting athletes and wellness experts to make sustainable lifestyle changes accessible to working travelers through small, compound improvements.

Hôtel Royal appoints Yohan Fatela as Executive Chef in March 2026, reinforcing its Michelin-starred culinary vision. The appointment signals elevated dining experiences ahead for luxury travelers.

SriLankan Airlines reports revenue increase in March 2026 following implementation of AI and machine-learning powered revenue management system, enabling dynamic pricing and optimized inventory control.

Multi tours enter a transformative phase in 2026 as operators worldwide shift toward smaller group experiences. New research reveals 78% adoption of AI and personalized itineraries reshape the multi-day tour industry.

Over 56% of U.S. leisure travelers now use AI for trip planning in 2026, marking the fastest behavioral shift in a decade. New Phocuswright data reveals dramatic adoption growth.