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The international flagship event will take place on September 17-18 at the Miami Beach Convention Center and will host representatives from countries across the Americas, Africa, Southeast Asia, and beyond. Spain, Central America, and other leading destinations will participate in targeted business meetings and the promotion of new tourism initiatives. Once again, Passport Group will serve as the official media partner of the event

From Limited Edition to Daily Service: Delta deploys the rare Boeing 767-400ER, one of only 37 in the world, on the Berlin to New York route, offering unparalleled comfort, a luxury business class, and direct access to North America's extensive network

After flying to Israel almost continuously since October 7, the Romanian airline announces the renewal of its regular Bucharest-Tel Aviv flights from June 26, as the security situation improves and the ceasefire takes effect

A significant number of participants in the Israel tour program departed to Limassol, from where they will continue to their home countries: 'A very complex and emotional operation, we are proud that we managed to bring the young people safely to Cyprus'

In light of the security situation, the Health Ministry provides updated contact numbers for resilience and emergency health centers

Short getaways, advanced technology, and endless Instagram content - A new report from the International Cruise Association states: Cruises have become the new attraction for young people from around the world

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Air Canada resumes Prague flights suspended since 2019, with thrice-weekly flights extending to late September

The World Travel Exhibition solidifies its role as a key global tourism event, attracting strategic participants like Iberia and American Airlines, alongside tourist boards from Colombia, Brazil, Mexico, Jamaica, and more. After successful partnerships in Europe, Passport Group is now an official media partner in this vital market

Starting September and December, the airline will launch direct routes from Northern Lithuania, Latvia, Romania, and Moldova to Dubai, becoming the first UAE airline to serve these cities