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World Travel

Big shifts coming to travel by 2030: Why infrastructure, not AI, decides who wins

PhocusWire21 Sept
World Travel

DUSU polls: Dipke alleges money power, says campaigners travel in luxury cars

The Hindu21 Sept
World Travel

Ebix corporate travel business grows 13% in August 2026

ET TravelWorld21 Sept
World Travel

Island Cycling Tour – 2026 Organised to Promote Sports, Fitness, Adventure and Tourism in the Isles

Andaman Chronicle20 Sept
World Travel

High-flying con in Ahmedabad: Travel agent duped of $18,000

The Times of India20 Sept
World Travel

Brand USA’s Covid-Era Funding Windfall Is Running Thin

A one-time $250 million boost from Congress let Brand USA operate with a nearly fully funded budget after a dramatic cut to federal funding — but that extra funding is about to run dry.

Skift20 Sept
World Travel

Sri Lanka’s Shrinking Coast: Is Its Billion-Dollar Tourism Industry At Risk? | Planet Pulse

Firstpost20 SeptSri Lanka
World Travel

New policy to position Karavali-Malnad as integrated tourism investment zone: Karnataka's Tourism Minister

government.economictimes.indiatimes.com20 Sept
World Travel

Community-Based Tourism in Northern Vietnam

borgenmagazine.com20 SeptVietnam
World Travel

Qatar unveils 560-plus events for 2026/2027 tourism calendar

ET TravelWorld20 SeptQatar
World Travel

10 of the best mountain huts in Europe: bunkrooms, bothies and bonhomie

Beautifully situated refuges with superlative views offering sanctuary to intrepid hikers and climbers A good mountain hut, I reckon, should be small and only accessible on foot after considerable effort. Throw in a bit of historical interest and I’m bound to be happy. In which case, Cabaña Verónica in the Picos de Europa is a fine start to this list. It sleeps six, and at 2,325 metres requires a two-hour trek from the nearest cable car station, never mind road. It has incredible views and a friendly custodian who keeps things in good order. Yet the real attraction is that this place was formerly a gun turret of a US navy battleship that was scrapped in Bilbao in 1960. An enterprising engineer, Conrado Senties, had it carried up on horseback and reassembled on a plug of rock in the middle of nowhere. Don’t ask why, just enjoy the eccentricity. €15 , reservarefugios.com Continue reading...

The Guardian — Travel20 Sept
World Travel

China eyes strong cultural, tourism industries by 2030

english.scio.gov.cn20 Sept
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