Amit Cotler

Airbnb is launching car rentals, grocery delivery, airport pickups, and AI trip tools as it transforms into a full travel platform in 2026

Athens Airport is once again at the top of Europe after winning first place in Routes Europe 2026, a prestigious award voted by airlines on the continent

From Tulum to the Seychelles, these stunning beaches are famous for bright white sand, turquoise waters, and postcard views

A Malaysian airline will be the first ever to operate a unique ATR 72-600 aircraft with only 26 business-class seats. The aircraft is designed to operate on regional routes in Southeast Asia

The UAE-based airline giant is introducing the first A380 aircraft to undergo a complete cabin makeover. The premium class has been moved to the second floor and expanded, while the economy class has been reduced. This is what it looks like

Cathay Pacific debuts an AI-powered campaign using Bria’s Artfair, built around artist Oliver Barrett’s visual style across multiple platforms

The tourist season opens this month in the Greek islands, and the largest of them offers countless stunning experiences. From wild beaches and clear waters, to hiking trails in impressive gorges and picturesque villages, this is what Crete has to offer

Swiss International Air Lines will launch its first-ever direct route between Zurich and Bangalore, India's high-tech city, in the winter 2026-2027 calendar. The route will feature the company's new flagship aircraft

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said at a tourism conference in the country that "the challenge is proper management of development alongside investment in infrastructure. Greece has an opportunity to expand its position as a leading tourist destination"

The Derby London City, a Curio Collection by Hilton, opens in London's financial district with 234 rooms, a restaurant overlooking St Dunstan's Gardens, event spaces and experiences inspired by the city's British and urban history

After it ended the 2025-26 finanial year breaking new records in terms of annual profit, revenues, and dividend, Emirates unveils the new design of its flagship aircraft, the Airbus A380, with a giant UAE flag flying over about half of the plane's surface: "A unifying symbol across society, a shared responsibility and pride in the nation’s strength and cohesion during recent challenges"

The SWISS Airbus A350 flying from Seoul to Zurich that made an emergency landing in Kazakhstan after a co-pilot suffered a medical issue onboard has finally returned to Zurich

Greece's tourism research institute INSETE published a detailed report on tourism to Greece last year: almost 38 million visitors and more than 23 billion euros in revenue. On the other hand: a worrying decline in the length of stay of tourists. And where did most of the visitors come from?

The cruise company has launched the MSC Concierge service, an innovative AI service that will be integrated into the MSC for Me app, assisting vacationers in a variety of areas, from answering questions to ordering various services and choosing customized entertainment options on the ship

The major culinary event in the capital of Athens marks a decade of becoming one of the city's favorite festivals, with dozens of stalls, chefs from around the world and live music. Everything you need to know

The new ticket for airBaltic flights will allow passengers to board with only a personal bag, similar to low-cost airlines, thereby reducing ticket prices. Here is everything you need to know

The United Arab Emirates' airline has announced that the vast majority of its routes closed due to the war have resumed. The company currently operates approximately 1,300 weekly flights

Hantavirus originates in animals and also infects humans, although it is not transmitted between them. The dangerous virus can cause severe lung or kidney damage and even death. Here's how to recognize symptoms and reduce the risk of infection. Also: the bad news about treatment and mortality rates

According to DXB airport data, despite the aviation disruptions caused by the war, operational continuity was maintained with millions of passengers, but the airport suffered a very sharp decline in movements. Now they are preparing for a renewed increase in demand

The low-cost airline is once again attacking the UK's air traffic control authority, claiming ongoing management failures and staff shortages, alongside distributing a dividend of £171 million. "Over 133,000 Ryanair passengers suffered avoidable NATS ATC delays"