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Dr. Elinor Garely - editor in chief of wines.travel·

·July 23, 2019

Aviation: A Stepping Stone to Caribbean Tourism Expansion… or Not

by Dr. Elinor Garely, special to eTN Unless you live in a Caribbean country, there is no way to reach...

Dr. Elinor Garely - editor in chief of wines.travel·

Aviation Feature

·March 18, 2018

Aviation Industry: A Love Hate Relationship

by Dr. Elinor Garely, special to eTN The airline business is the industry that consumers love to hate. Because we...

Dr. Elinor Garely - editor in chief of wines.travel·

Aviation Feature

·July 7, 2018

French airline seduces frugal fliers

French airline Maybe it is the baby blue that provides eye appeal on the exterior and interior of the aircrafts...

Dr. Elinor Garely - editor in chief of wines.travel·

·January 22, 2018

Travel in Africa Up Close: Enormous opportunities for tourism but leadership?

It takes 17+ hours to fly the 7960 miles from to Johannesburg, South Africa from New York City. When the...

Antigua and Barbuda’s 16th Hamptons Challenge Regatta Celebrates Legacy of Sailing, Tourism and Givi August 19, 2026
PATA’s New Leadership Meets a New Mission: Can Tourism Become a Force for Peace? August 19, 2026
PATA has a newly strengthened leadership team, but an unexpected discovery at PATA Travel Mart 2026 may point to a much bigger mission. Award-winning Bangkok journalist Imtiaz Muqbil discovers how Korea, Berlin, Sarajevo and other former conflict destinations could turn Peace Tourism from an ideal into an industry agenda. SOURCE:
Handel’s Messiah at Mukawir Showcases Jordan’s Remarkable Role in Peace, Tourism and Cultural Resili August 19, 2026
As Handel’s Messiah comes to the biblical site of Mukawir, Jordan is sending a message far beyond music. The landmark performance highlights a safe and welcoming Middle Eastern destination where tourism, faith and heritage continue to build bridges between cultures while demonstrating the Kingdom’s remarkable resilience. SOURCE:
Kenya Tourist Helicopter Crash Kills 7: What We Know About the Samburu Disaster August 19, 2026
Seven people, including six tourists and a pilot, were killed in a helicopter crash near Mount Ololokwe in Samburu, Kenya. The aircraft was carrying guests of luxury safari operator &Beyond. Here’s what is known about the victims, helicopter operator, aircraft history, safety record and comparable tourist helicopter disasters. SOURCE:
Cannabis Tourism Is Booming — But Are Travelers Taking Bigger Risks? August 19, 2026
From Amsterdam coffeeshops to Canadian dispensaries and cannabis experiences in the US, marijuana is increasingly part of tourism. New research linking multiple forms of cannabis use with heavier consumption and addiction risk raises a bigger question: What happens when travelers experiment more on vacation than they would at home? SOURCE
400-Year-Old Sairin-ji Temple Destroyed in Devastating Fire in Saga, Japan August 19, 2026
A devastating fire has destroyed the historic Sairin-ji Temple in Saga City, Japan, reducing its centuries-old main hall and residential quarters to ashes. No injuries were reported, but the blaze has erased a landmark with more than 400 years of history. Investigators are now examining what sparked the fire. SOURCE:
Jared Kushner’s Albania Resort Raises Questions as Organized Crime Probe Widens August 19, 2026
Jared Kushner Albania resort A Berliner Morgenpost investigation into Jared Kushner’s Albanian resort project raises a question eTurboNews has asked since its 2008 interview with Donald Trump Jr.: Where should the line be drawn when a U.S. president’s family mixes global political access with hotels, resorts, real estate, and foreign money? WASH
Arabian Travel Market 2026: Dubai Faces a New Saudi Rival August 18, 2026
PATA Face of the Future 2026: Bhutan’s Lizam Dorji Wins at PTM August 18, 2026
Wego and Jordan Tourism Board Bring Ahlan Jordan to MENA Travelers August 18, 2026
Wego and the Jordan Tourism Board are bringing Ahlan Jordan to travelers across MENA, promoting Jordan’s new national tourism platform for easier trip planning and booking. With curated packages covering Petra, Wadi Rum, Amman and the Dead Sea, the partnership aims to make exploring Jordan simpler for regional visitors. S
38th Guam Micronesia Island Fair Returns to Ypao Beach in October 2026 August 18, 2026
The 38th Guam Micronesia Island Fair returns to Ypao Beach from October 23–25, 2026, bringing the cultures of Micronesia together for three days of traditional dance, music, food, crafts and cultural demonstrations. For visitors to Guam, the festival offers a unique opportunity to experience the region beyond its beaches. SOURCE:
How Can WTTC, TOURISE, GTRCMC, and UN Tourism Make Travel & Tourism More Resilient? August 18, 2026
War involving Iran, disrupted air routes, wildfires, floods and extreme heat are testing global tourism. A new TOURISE-Oxford Economics report says destinations must prepare for permanent disruption. eTurboNews examines how Saudi-backed TOURISE connects with WTTC, UN Tourism and Jamaica's Global Tourism Resilience Center—and why resilience may d
Tourism Resilience: TOURISE Responds to Global Travel Risks August 18, 2026
From conflict and aviation disruption to wildfires and floods, global tourism faces mounting risks. WTTC, TOURISE, GTRCMC and UN Tourism offer paths to resilience.
Bhutan’s Lizam Dorji Named PATA Face of the Future 2026 at PATA Travel Mart in Kuching August 18, 2026
Bhutan’s Lizam Dorji has been named PATA Face of the Future 2026 as more than 1,100 tourism delegates gather in Kuching, Sarawak, for PATA Travel Mart 2026. The recognition highlights a new generation of Asia-Pacific tourism leaders focused on sustainability, communities, cultural preservation and purposeful touris