AI, Biometrics, and Digital Travel: Next Era of Air Travel Discussed in Macao
IATA will bring airline leaders together in Macao for its 2026 World Financial and World Passenger Symposiums on Artificial Intelligence, digital identity and travel
IATA will bring airline leaders together in Macao for its 2026 World Financial and World Passenger Symposiums on Artificial Intelligence, digital identity and travel
The World Travel & Tourism Council warns uncapped visitor levies in England could make the UK less competitive and put billions in tourism spending at risk
From CT scanners and biometric checks to robotic parking and smart baggage drops, new airport technology is making travel faster and easier worldwide
Travel and tourism generated a record $11.6 trillion for the global economy in 2025 as investment exceeded $1 trillion. Who were the biggest contributors?
Emirates has introduced an industry-first Comprehensive Travel Cover offering medical protection for conflict-related incidents, unlimited global medical cover, and disruption support
Arabian Travel Market organizers have changed the date of the largest conference in the Middle East, to boost participation and maximize business opportunities. These are the new dates
Airbnb is launching car rentals, grocery delivery, airport pickups, and AI trip tools as it transforms into a full travel platform in 2026
Rising jet fuel prices, airline route cuts, and growing concerns about fuel supplies are creating fresh uncertainty for Europe’s busy summer travel season just as tourism demand reaches record highs
"Shining the spotlight on our outstanding tourism": English Tourism Week runs from March 13–22, celebrating the tourism sector’s role in jobs, communities, and economic growth across England; the government plans to attract 50 million visitors a year by 2030
With the winds of war in the Middle East in the background, 5,601 exhibitors from 166 countries participated in the world's largest tourism fair ITB, which closed in Berlin. Despite the challenges of air travel due to the situation, organizers say the number of visitors remained similar to last year