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Visa rule changes, new flight routes, hotel openings and destination updates — pulled every half hour from Google News and leading travel publishers, and filtered down to the places we fly you to.

Destinations

Ministry keeps France travel risk low, but advises against attending protests

Taipei Times8d agoFrance
Destinations

2026 Elections: Su touts tourism; Lee pledges renewal in New Taipei

Taipei Times8d agoTaipei
Visa & Rules

10 countries with the highest visa-free travel destinations in 2026

Vanguard News8d ago
Airlines & Airports

Major budget airline adds 11 new flights to their roster — all international

New York Post8d ago
Visa & Rules

Visa-free foreign entries rise 24.1% in Q3 as ‘China Haul’ reflects appeal of Chinese innovation, experiences

Global Times8d ago
Destinations

Niigata Travel Guide for 2027, From Sake to Sado Island

National Geographic8d ago
Destinations

Japan medical tourism facilities to improve under new MoU

www.daily-sun.com8d agoJapan
Hotels & Stays

The Hotel Industry Has A Water Problem 

Summer heat and drought brought hospitality’s use of water into sharp focus. The industry is betting on simple fixes like aerated showerheads and less laundry — the question is whether more structural but costly measures can scale.

Skift8d ago
Hotels & Stays

Hospitality Has A Water Issue 

Summer heat and drought brought hospitality’s use of water into sharp focus. The industry is betting on simple fixes like aerated showerheads and less laundry — the question is whether more structural but costly measures can scale.

Skift8d ago
Visa & Rules

China gains favor with foreign visitors as visa-free arrivals rise

Xinhua8d ago
Hotels & Stays

GMH Bonus: Sam Shank on How AI Could Reshape Online Travel

In this Good Morning Hospitality bonus episode, Wil Slickers sits down with Sam Shank, co-founder and former CEO of HotelTonight, at Skift Global Forum to discuss how AI agents could reshape online travel distribution. Shank explains why AI-driven booking could challenge the sponsored search model that has fueled major online travel agencies like Booking.com and Expedia, while creating new opportunities for specialized agents and booking infrastructure.

Skift8d ago
World Travel

AI Will Know Your Travelers. And the World’s Travelers. Will You?

AI discovery is moving closer to transaction. Travel brands must become legible to machines without surrendering the memory, service, and loyalty advantages that set them apart.

Skift8d ago
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