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Dmytro Makarov·

Aviation News

·June 7, 2022

Air Taxi: 4-seater Aircraft Takes First Flight

Today at the UP.Summit, an annual gathering of leaders in transportation innovation, urban air mobility (UAM) pioneer Volocopter announced that...

Dmytro Makarov·

Aviation News

·June 1, 2022

Plaza Premium Group Opens New Lounge In Frankfurt Airport’s Terminal 2

The internationally renowned Plaza Premium Group is opening a new passenger lounge in Frankfurt Airport’s Terminal 2 – the group’s first location...

Dmytro Makarov·

Aviation News

·June 2, 2022

Second “Quiet Room” at Frankfurt Airport

New amenity in Terminal 2 provides place of peaceful refuge for passengers Frankfurt Airport now features a second Quiet Room...

South Korea Tourism Boom Hits Trouble as Tourist Complaints Reach Record High September 6, 2026
South Korea’s tourism boom has a growing downside. Record numbers of foreign visitors are being accompanied by record complaints involving hotels, taxis, overcharging and service problems. From BTS-related accommodation disputes in Bu
Dubai Hotels Are Struggling. Why Is Burj Khalifa Developer Mohamed Alabbar Betting on Zimbabwe? September 6, 2026
Dubai’s luxury hotels are struggling, yet Burj Khalifa developer Mohamed Alabbar is looking toward Zimbabwe. Is Gulf money searching for an escape from Dubai’s tourism downturn, or has one of the world’s most successful developers spotted Africa’s next untapped luxury hospitality market before everyone else? SOURCE:
WTTC 2026: How Tourism’s Most Powerful Leaders Are Shaping What Comes Next September 5, 2026
WTTC is entering a pivotal period. Trillion-dollar tourism investment, new government alliances, expanding global membership, and more than 200 industry leaders heading to Malta reveal where the World Travel & Tourism Council is placing its bets—and why its next moves could influence the future of global travel. SOURCE:
Global Hotel News: New Openings, Big Investments, New Leaders and AI September 5, 2026
Hotels are opening, investors are spending, executives are changing seats, and AI is moving deeper into travel booking. From Malta and Manhattan to Saudi Arabia, India and China, this week’s global hotel news reveals where hospitality money is going—and the opportunities and challenges reshaping the industry. SOURCE:
Global Aviation This Week: New Routes, New CEOs and New Challenges September 5, 2026
Airlines are opening routes, airports are expanding, CEOs are changing seats, and billion-dollar aircraft orders are reshaping aviation. From Riyadh and Bangkok to Toronto, Nairobi, Sydney and beyond, here’s what happened across global aviation this week—and what these developments could mean for travelers and tourism. SOURCE:
Is Flying to and from Russia Becoming Too Dangerous? Airlines Face a New Ukraine Drone Reality September 4, 2026
Russia’s skies are becoming a new aviation risk zone as Ukrainian drone attacks trigger air-defense responses and airport closures. While Air Tanzania quickly reversed its suspension of flights to Moscow, other airlines are taking different approaches. Which carriers still fly to Russia, which stay away, and how dangerous is flying there now?
STB Charts a Stronger, More Resilient Path for Seychelles Tourism September 4, 2026
Local tourism trade partners and Seychelles Tourism Board (STB) representatives from overseas and at home gathered at Eden Bleu yesterday for the Board’s annual Marketing Meeting, providing a platform to assess 2026 performance, examine global challenges and opportunities, and the over-arching
Is Le Méridien Grand Hotel Nuremberg Worth It? One Room Detail You Should Know September 4, 2026
Le Méridien Grand Hotel Nuremberg won me over with its style and superb location directly across from the train station. But my stay came with two surprises: a Marriott Bonvoy promotion that didn't work as expected and a standard-room shower that made me wish I'd booked an upgrade. SOURCE: