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Hilton’s new 2027 Trends Report identifies five travel shifts, from shorter trips and wellness to personal growth and less pressure for perfection

After a year of dramatic events, major business moves, new launches, exclusive interviews, and industry breakthroughs, Passport's flagship magazine returns with the stories, people, and trends that shaped the past year, and a look ahead at the year to come

Premiering on July 24 and hosted by Amit Cotler, the show will cover the latest aviation and travel news, destinations and trends, making Passport Group Israel's only tourism media brand across digital, print, social media and TV

Greek researchers have published initial data on changes in vacationer behavior patterns following global security tensions data, signaling stability in the Greek tourism market

A new rail journey from London to the Baltic States combines luxury trains, ferries, and cultural experiences, no flights required

Stargazing: Once taken for granted, dark skies are now a travel magnet for tourists seeking meteor showers, auroras, eclipses, and remote destinations free from light pollution

The report published by easyJet reveals how technology, networks, and the search for meaningful experiences are changing the way we travel: from prioritizing experiences over material goods to trips inspired by TV series. Also: new and original ways to finance a vacation preferred by the younger generation

From a historic NBA game, to huge exhibitions by Brancusi and Monet, to the reopening of the Pergamon Museum: Berlin displays an especially rich schedule of events alongside culinary and cultural experiences that strengthen its status as one of the most intriguing cities in Europe | In collaboration with visitBerlin

Passport Group will unveil its annual Destinations Magazine at the IMTM International Tourism Conference in February, highlighting 26 must-visit places shaping travel trends in 2026

From recreational facilities for fans of extreme sports to real estate and mixed-use properties: here are the five that are reshaping hotels, destinations, and lifestyle brands