Travel News

Benin set to host first African edition of Black Travel Summit in 2027

Benin to Host First African Edition of Black Travel Summit in 2027

Mexico Announces Updated Guidelines for Visa Issuance

Six Eastern Bhutan Districts Prepare Local Tourism Action Plans

A perfect weekend in the Lincolnshire Wolds: wide skies and gentle walks

The landscape of rolling hills and chalk valleys that inspired Tennyson is the perfect setting for an autumnal short break. Here’s where to eat, where to stay and what not to miss Wide skies, gentle footpaths through gold and copper wooded hills, thatched cottages, cosy pubs and quirky shops: the Lincolnshire Wolds have all the ingredients for the perfect autumnal mini break. Victorian poet Alfred Tennyson lived in the village of Somersby for most of his first three decades and the local landscapes echo through his verses. In The Lady of Shalott: “Long fields of barley and of rye / That clothe the wold and meet the sky …” The Lincolnshire Wolds National Landscape covers an area of 216 sq miles. On its southern boundary, halfway between Lincoln and the coast, the friendly market town of Horncastle bills itself as the “gateway to the Wolds”. With handsome brick houses, great cafes, a market on Thursdays and Saturdays and decent public transport links, it’s a perfect base for exploring the area. Continue reading...

TAAI Marks 75 Years of Leadership and Excellence in Travel

South Korea bets on five regional airports to spread its tourism boom beyond Seoul

How JR Central Hotels Connects Seamless Travel With Japanese Hospitality

The two faces of wildlife tourism in the Peruvian Amazon

Eight low-key great places to spend the day (or half a day) in Japan this fall

Qantas’ Longest Flights In 2026: Inside Australia’s Ultra-Long-Haul Network

Klook Withdraws U.S. IPO, Citing Market Conditions

Klook may have pulled its IPO, but the pitch hasn’t changed. Experiences are still one of the least digitized parts of travel, and that’s a lot of runway. The catch? Viator, GetYourGuide and the OTAs know it too, and Klook needs to move fast before they close the gap.