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·February 7, 2018

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Spanish Investors to Triple Excellence Oyster Bay Room Count, Expand Tourism Investment in Jamaica February 10, 2026
Spanish investors behind the luxury adults-only Excellence Oyster Bay will triple the resort’s room count over the next decade, beginning with expanded beach bungalows by 2026, while committing to workforce training, staff housing, and further hotel developments along Jamaica’s north coast. SOURCE:
WTTC Warns UK Tourism Levies Could Undermine Growth, Jobs and Global Competitiveness February 10, 2026
London, UK — As the UK government moves ahead with plans to give local authorities the power to impose levies on overnight stays, the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has sounded the alarm that these new charges could slow growth, restrict jobs and reduce the nation’s competitiveness in the global travel market. At the […]
GVB Unveils “Wellness Island” Vision and Scent of Guam Initiative at 2026 Korea New Year Event February 10, 2026
The Guam Visitors Bureau launched its 2026 “Wellness Island” vision in Korea, unveiling the new “Scent of Guam” project and expanding wellness- and sports-focused tourism initiatives that highlight Guam as an active, restorative, and multi-sensory travel destination. SOURCE:
Failed Take-off, Successful Beach Landing at Mogadishu Airport February 10, 2026
A Starsky Aviation Fokker 50 suffered a failed take-off at Mogadishu’s Aden Adde Airport, veering toward the Indian Ocean and coming to rest on the beach. All 55 passengers and crew evacuated safely, turning a potential disaster into a remarkable survival story. SOURCE:
The Dean Berlin Opens February 10, 2026
The Dean makes its German debut with the opening of The Dean Berlin, an 81-room lifestyle hotel in Charlottenburg. Housed in a late-19th-century building, the design-led property blends bold interiors, curated art and all-day dining, bringing the brand’s signature irreverent spirit to Berlin. SOURCE:
Jamaica to Lead Global Tourism Resilience Talks at GTRCMC Conference in Kenya February 10, 2026
Jamaica's Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett underscored the urgency of preparedness as global risks intensify, declaring that “Resilience is the New Tourism Currency.” He emphasized that destinations able to withstand disruption, maintain credibility, and recover quickly will secure jobs, protect communities, and
Fuel Crisis Grounds Flights to Cuba, Straining Tourism and Small Businesses — Can Jamaica or the Cay February 10, 2026
As jet fuel shortages force airline cancellations to Cuba, tourism and small businesses suffer. Regional neighbors Jamaica and the Cayman Islands emerge as potential refueling hubs—raising questions about resilience, diplomacy, and U.S. influence. SOURCE:
Business Travel in 2026 Shifts From Volume to Value February 10, 2026
Business travel in 2026 is shifting from volume to value. Major booking search engines report rising use of AI, tighter ROI scrutiny, and growing influence from Gen Z travellers. Companies are travelling again—but only when trips deliver measurable outcomes, better experiences, and a stronger duty of care. SOURCE:
How to Use Content Marketing in B2B to Engage Your Target Audience February 10, 2026
Content marketing is a powerful tool for B2B businesses. It helps engage your target audience, build trust, and drive conversions. Whether you are creating blog posts, white papers, or videos, content marketing is crucial for delivering value to your audience while enhancing your brand's visibility. In B2B, where relationships and trust are key,
Flynas Syria — A New Low-Cost Airline to Reconnect Syrian Skies February 10, 2026
Flights to St Helena Suspended, Leaving Remote Island Cut Off Again February 10, 2026
Steelpan in the Music of the Indian Diaspora in Trinidad & Tobago February 9, 2026
The steelpan has emerged as a powerful bridge between Caribbean heritage and Indian roots within the Indo-Caribbean diaspora. Through innovative performances, historical legacies, and evolving cultural exchanges, Indo-Caribbean musicians have reimagined the steelpan as both a symbol of identity and a vehicle for preserving Indian musical traditi
One Thousand ALG Travel Advisors Sign-Up to Volunteer in Support of Jamaica February 9, 2026
Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism, Hon Edmund Bartlett, has warmly applauded the 1,000 travel advisors from Apple Leisure Group (ALG) who have signed up to participate in volunteer initiatives across the island, underscoring the strength of Jamaica’s longstanding partnership with one of its most influential tourism companies. ALG is the leading Nort
What Should You Do After Being Injured In A Truck Accident In Texas? February 9, 2026
After a truck crash, you may feel rattled and injured, with no idea what to do next. Because commercial truck cases are often more complex than regular car crashes, the steps you take early can protect your health and your claim. Evidence can disappear fast, and trucking companies and insurers may move quickly to limit […]
Flights to St Helena Suspended, Leaving Remote Island Cut Off Again February 9, 2026
Commercial flights to St Helena have been suspended after safety certification issues grounded the island’s only regular air service. Operated by Airlink, the route is a vital lifeline for residents, tourism, and the local economy, highlighting the te
Scotland Opens a Resort Dedicated to Whisky — Surprisingly, It’s Not About Getting Drunk February 9, 2026
Scotland’s Speyside is preparing to welcome the world’s first luxury whisky resort, blending distilling heritage with high-end hospitality. Far from a drinking playground, the resort focuses on culture, craftsmanship, fine dining, wellness, and immersive travel experiences rooted in Scotland’s whisky heartland.fea SOURCE:
Europe vs. the USA in 2026: Why the “Trump Factor” Is Becoming a Real Tourism Liability February 9, 2026
As long-haul travel tightens in 2026, politics is no longer background noise. From renewed U.S. policy uncertainty to the fallout of the Trump Tower Belgrade controversy, the “Trump factor” is reshaping traveler confidence — giving Europe a stability edge as cautious travelers choose predictability over risk. SOURCE:
US Embassy: Avoid the Ladera Resort in St. Lucia February 9, 2026
St. Lucia welcomes about 1.29 million visitors a year. In 2024, stay-over arrivals alone topped 435,000, underscoring how critical safe travel conditions are for the economy amid the U.S. Embassy’s rare warning to avoid the luxur
Flynas Syria Launch Signals Reopening of Syrian Aviation Market February 9, 2026
Flynas partners with Syrian civil aviation authorities to launch Flynas Syria, a new low-cost carrier aimed at restoring regional and international air connectivity.
Flynas Syria — A New Low-Cost Airline to Reconnect Syrian Skies February 9, 2026
Flynas has signed a landmark agreement with Syria’s civil aviation authorities to launch Flynas Syria, a new low-cost carrier aimed at restoring regional and international connectivity. The joint venture reflects renewed Saudi-Syrian cooperation and signals a cautious reopening of Syrian skies after years of isolation and conflict-driven disrupt

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