Skyscanner releases Travel in Focus Report
Skyscanner releases its Travel in Focus Report, which shares that budget-conscious travellers in India are embracing travel with an open mind to score more affordable getaways.
Skyscanner releases its Travel in Focus Report, which shares that budget-conscious travellers in India are embracing travel with an open mind to score more affordable getaways.
A project is underway to redefine preconceived ideas about Vietnamese food, drink and hospitality in central Vietnam’s heritage city of
ITB Berlin is offering the global tourism community even more high-quality themed content in the form of newsroom articles, podcast episodes and other innovative formats.
Going to the Florida beaches? While the recent reduction in stinking seaweed along the coast is welcome news for beachgoers,
A tragic incident has occurred near Mount Everest in Nepal, as a private commercial helicopter belonging to Manang Air crashed with six people on board, including five Mexican nationals.
Florida beachgoers can rejoice as the stinky seaweed problem that plagued the state’s iconic beaches this spring has significantly decreased. The Great Atlantic Sargassum Seaweed Belt, which emitted a foul odor reminiscent of rotten eggs and released toxic gases upon reaching the shore, has shrunk by 75% in the Gulf of Mexico, according to scientists from the University of South Florida’s Optical Oceanography Lab.
New York state has declared a state of emergency following deadly flooding caused by a slow-moving storm system that dumped over 10 inches of rain in the Northeast on Sunday. Tragically, at least one person has lost their life due to the severe weather conditions.
Agoda, unveils the user preferences of Asian travellers and the choices they make while booking hotels. The insights collected over
With just over three months to go, registration is now open for the next edition of IMEX America, the award-winning
On 20 June, LoAnn Halden, Vice President of Communications for the International LGBTQ+ Travel Association, moderated an EQUAL Africa, part