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SAP Concur expands cross-border rail travel in Europe

AirAsia Pushes Back on Rivals Taking Its Place in Malaysia

AirAsia is defending its dominance in Malaysia as rivals eye its domestic capacity, while higher fuel costs and liquidity concerns test its advantage.

World Travel Awards reveals Middle East 2026 winners at Dubai Gala Ceremony

Australia, Jharkhand discuss cooperation in skills, minerals, tourism

Trade Out, Tourism In: Old Chapter Ends At Cross LoC Facility, New One Set To Begin

Emirates joins hands with Medical Tourism Association to tap high-value travel

‘Like a Bond villain’s lair’: I climbed the Dolomites to the world’s most spectacular mountain hut

Perched above the clouds in northern Italy, Santnerpass refuge doesn’t just look stunning. It’s a marvel of eco-building – and vegetarian cuisine ‘I think my boots are falling apart!” shouts Nigel just as we hit the pinnacles, a whole range of them jutting up and out from the mountainside, all thrillingly tall, spiky and knobbled. Through them we painstakingly step, fingers aching in gloves, heads sweating in helmets – squashing up narrow chimneys, squeezing through mighty boulders and inching along slender ledges on a twisting path that’s only just discernible through swathes of sharp white scree. I know how Nigel’s boots are feeling: the going is far harder than I was expecting. This is only the first day of our annual trip to the Dolomites, a vast range of breathtaking sawtooth peaks in northern Italy, but my head’s already full of the thought I have every year as we start out: “If only you’d got fitter.” Continue reading...

‘Gateways to heaven’: readers’ favourite trips in Europe’s mountains

From the foothills of the Pyrenees to the peaks of the Dolomites, you share your top views, meals and adventures at altitude • Tell us about a trip to Germany – the best tip wins a £200 holiday voucher No doubt your first thought on hearing the words “double-decker” is of a bus. But in the Swiss village of Stans, an old wooden funicular carriage ascends to the station, where a double-decker cable car awaits. Inside, a spiral staircase leads you to an open upper viewing deck. At the summit, the views back to Lucerne are superb, and there are alpine marmots to spot too. There was a wedding ceremony going on at the summit on our trip! Martin Continue reading...

JETOUR Partners with Global Leading Travel Media to Deepen “Travel+” Practice in the Middle East

Antalya to Host COP31: Sustainable Tourism, Culture and Climate Challenges

U.S. Tourism Slide Deepens With 12% Drop in August

The U.S. travel industry expected a banner summer for visitor numbers.

Emirates Expands Into Medical Tourism with MTA Partnership