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World TravelWhy Banyan Group Talks About ‘Contribution’ — Not ‘Sustainability’
Banyan is betting on conservation action rather than beating the sustainability drum. The test is whether contributions to the environment will make a meaningful change, or whether it will just become the newest buzzword.
World TravelGoa launches tourist facilitator certification programme to create skilled tourism professionals
World TravelGrand procession featuring elephants and cultural troupes to mark World Tourism Day celebrations in Mysuru
World TravelWellness tourism in Kanniyakumari; district administration sends plan to government
World TravelHow Can AI Make Travel More Personalised While Reducing The Cost Of Servicing Trips?
World TravelRecalibrating Travel: What AI Changes, and What It Doesn’t
Every travel operator is weighing where to use AI first: to chase growth or to optimize profitability. The question for any travel company: can you use this economic wave to gain margins, or will you wait for a "normal" economic cycle?
World TravelWTTC, JATA & Tourism Expo Japan partner to boost Japan’s global tourism growth
World TravelWorld Tourism Day 2026: Theme, Date, Host And Everything Else To Know
World TravelChina commits to ‘global gateway’ WTM London with largest-ever pavilion and extensive line-up of exhibitors
World TravelNew Research Reveals Travelers Are Two Years Ahead of the Travel Industry on AI
World TravelTaking a deep dive in Helsinki’s subterranean city
Under the Finnish capital lies a world of swimming pools, go-karting tracks, playgrounds – and even an art gallery The moon is an impostor. Swimming backstroke beneath its surface, I look up at craggy hollows in close relief. White rock undulates in all directions, a forest of peaks rising next to a desert of craters. Every time I trick myself into thinking I’m somewhere celestial, the sound of children splashing brings me back to earth. This is no lunar landscape but Helsinki’s underground swimming hall, excavated from granite bedrock and officially opened in 1993. These days, Itäkeskus uimahalli is one of the Finnish capital’s most visited leisure facilities, welcoming 400,000 people a year. Local people mingle with tourists, I will discover, during a week exploring Helsinki’s subterranean metropolis. Continue reading...
World TravelAccor Is Betting on Asia. Just Not the Same Way Everywhere
Accor clearly wants to grow in Asia. It just doesn’t want to do it the same way everywhere.
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