WORLD TRAVEL AWARDS

Advanced scanners, contactless biometric identification and hundreds of sniffer dogs will be deployed at US airports during the biggest sporting event in history

Historic bookshops, famous authors, literary festivals, and centuries-old manuscripts await travelers in UNESCO Cities of Literature

Collaboration with “Chef's Table” brings 30 new dishes from the world's best chefs to "Polaris," United's international business class

Iberia is increasing its Madrid–Tokyo service with a fourth weekly flight between August and October, boosting capacity by 33% and reinforcing its Asia network

Air India introduces Easy Connect flights from Varanasi, allowing travelers to complete check-in and immigration before connecting via Delhi

Sonesta launches The James Hotels, a new lifestyle brand with a flagship hotel in Miami Beach, promising a cultural, social, and hospitality experience inspired by the world of art, music and cuisine

After World Cup host cities, the FAA has imposed new temporary drone restrictions, this time around Las Vegas Ballpark during the Athletics home games this week

Miami International Airport has expanded its Families on the Fly program to help parents with young children move through security faster

Information security company ESET warns of fake websites impersonating FIFA and the official platforms of the 2026 World Cup. The goal: to steal funds, credit details and personal information

The National Weather Service warns that large parts of the U.S. will see unusually high temperatures this week, with some areas up to 25°F above average

Leading Destination, Best Airline, Outstanding Business Class, and more: a host of awards were handed out at the glittering World Travel Awards ceremony in Sardinia. These are Europe's big winners