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The Canadian airline has announced it will renew its fleet with advanced Airbus A350-1000 aircraft. The aircraft will be used for destinations in Asia and Australia

The United Arab Emirates airline is upgrading its fleet and expanding its network of destinations for its popular Premium Economy class, including Europe, North America, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. The company's giant aircraft will also be redesigned to suit passenger demand

ITB Berlin will take place in early March 2026 at full capacity, with exhibitions from 160 countries, and of course, an emphasis on AI in the tourism sector. What else awaits at the world's largest tourism event?

128 days, 4 continents, 63 destinations: from Australia and New Zealand to South America. All the details about the first intriguing world cruise from the luxury cruise brand

Over 1,300 runners lit up Copenhagen streets during the Light Art Run, part of the city’s annual festival featuring 50+ magical light installations

Disneyland Paris will launch "World of Frozen," a new adventure park dedicated to the beloved film series with innovative giant complexes featuring AI-integrated robotic characters of Anna and Elsa and magical attractions, and that's not all

OAG's on-time performance rating for January 2026 is out: China Southern led major airlines with an 89.4% punctuality rate. In North America, Southwest topped punctuality at 79.75%, just ahead of Alaska at 79.31%

Affordable prices, fascinating history, and a special experience at one of the most advanced futuristic airports on the continent. It's time for you to get to know the Polish city that gives you the most of Europe on a minimal budget

Royal Caribbean becomes an official supporter of Miami’s 2026 World Cup hosting, bringing fan events, city activations, and a strong local connection. "Royal Caribbean is proud to serve as the first Official Miami Host City Supporter for the FIFA World Cup 2026"

Israel's largest airline has updated its carry-on baggage requirements, joining companies around the world in banning the use of portable chargers (power banks) on the company's flights, due to concerns about the lithium battery catching fire