Italy Opens Door to Nuclear Power After 40 Years: Will Your Next Trips Be Cheaper?
Italy has approved a nuclear energy framework that could eventually affect energy costs for hotels, restaurants and other tourism businesses
Italy has approved a nuclear energy framework that could eventually affect energy costs for hotels, restaurants and other tourism businesses
Air Canada has revealed 30 finalists for its 2026 Best New Restaurants program, with Toronto, Vancouver and Montréal strongly represented on the list
After unbearable workloads at embassies and thousands of pending cases, the Italian government has approved the establishment of the authority that will replace local embassies
Grand Hyatt Cancun Beach Resort is set to open in December as a new all-inclusive resort with 500 rooms, 14 dining venues and nine outdoor pools
The iconic Laguna Cliffs Hotel in Dana Point will undergo a multi-million dollar makeover, with a new oceanfront pool, chef-driven restaurant, and new ballroom
The new ship will offer more than 40 bars, lounges, cafes and restaurants, including new venues inspired by Asian culture. The 7-night Mediterranean cruises will begin on December 4, 2026
A new 2,400-square-foot bar from Inception Group will open at Waldorf Astoria London – Admiralty Arch alongside major restaurant concepts
685 rooms, workspaces, a restaurant and bar, a penthouse suite, and views of one of the world's most iconic areas: Crowne Plaza Manhattan Times Square opens in Manhattan
Carnival Cruise Line launched a groundbreaking program in the industry: passengers earn points and status based on spending, and redeem them for cruises, restaurants, spas and excursions
Norwegian Aura will debut new wellness, dining and entertainment experiences, including NCL’s largest Thermal Suite and first dedicated Indian restaurant
The Trump administration has launched a visa program that promises an accelerated path to a green card for those who can pay $1 million and significsntly contribute to the American economy. Companies can join and recruit employees
U.S. authorities are tightening their control systems. New requirements include selfies, personal data collection, expanded biometric data, social network exposure, and submitting applications through a dedicated app