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Dmytro Makarov·
Aviation News
·June 14, 2022

Qatar Airways Signed Deal With Panasonic

The airline has selected Astrova by Panasonic Avionics the company’s new seat-end solution introduced at Aircraft Interiors Expo 2022. Qatar Airways’...
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Doha to Santorini and Mykonos flights on Qatar Airways now
Linda Hohnholz·
Aviation News
·June 8, 2022

Doha to Santorini and Mykonos flights on Qatar Airways now

As the summer season gets under way, Qatar Airways is expanding its list of the iconic Greek destinations with announcement...
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Juergen Steinmetz·
Aviation News
·May 30, 2022

Qatar Airways issued an urgent statement on Airbus 350 safety ruling

Qatar Airways had questions about the safety of two dozen Airbus A350s that were grounded over flaws in the protective...
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Dmytro Makarov·
Aviation News
·June 10, 2022

Doha to Santorini Non-Stop Flight, Qatar Airways Connects the Greek Island

Passengers can now connect to the iconic destination from more than 150 locations via the World’s Best Airport, Hamad International...
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Dmytro Makarov·
Aviation Feature
·May 31, 2022

Qatar Airways Takes Flight with the GKA Kite World Tour

In its goal to bring communities together through sport, Qatar Airways is expanding its sports sponsorship portfolio to become the...
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  • Mallorca Mediterranean Waters Hit 33°C as Climate Change and Overtourism Collide August 7, 2026
    Mallorca’s Sea Hits 33°C: Is Europe’s Favorite Holiday Island Becoming Too Hot — and Too Crowded? Record Mediterranean heat, soaring tourism demand and mass protests are converging on Mallorca, raising a question that goes far beyond Spain: What happens when climate change and overtourism collide at one of the world’s most successful islan
  • Ebola, Travel Warnings and Tourism: Is the World Punishing the Entire DRC for a Crisis in the East? August 7, 2026
    WHO and Africa CDC advise against unnecessary travel and trade restrictions despite DRC’s Ebola outbreak. But does that include tourism? As global travel warnings collide with public-health guidance, eTurboNews examines who is still visiting Congo, the risks, tourism potential, and why resilience demands smarter solutions than simply closing des
  • The Bahamas Goes to Ohio to Turn Travel Advisors Into Island Ambassadors August 7, 2026
    The Bahamas is strengthening its connection with Ohio and the wider Midwest. At major travel trade events, tourism officials engaged hundreds of advisors, highlighting 16 distinctive island destinations, convenient air connections and unforgettable experiences that turn cold-weather escapes into repeat Caribbean vacations. Discover why Ohio matt
  • Cricket Tourism Takes Centre Stage in Antigua and Barbuda August 7, 2026
    Cricket is more than a game in Antigua and Barbuda—it is a powerful tourism experience. As international fans travel for the excitement of T20 cricket, discover how the “Home of Party Cricket” is turning sport, culture, music and Caribbean hospitality into economic opportunity and global destination appeal. SOURCE:
  • Jamaica’s Independence at 64: A Resilient Nation, Tourism Powerhouse and Global Leader August 6, 2026
    On Jamaica’s Independence Day, August 6, the celebration is about far more than flags, music and national pride. It is about a small island whose influence has never been measured by its size — and whose remarkable ability to recover, reinvent and lead has made Jamaica a global lesson in resilience. Watch the Video by […]
  • US Deportation Deals: Are Some African Nations Selling Their Tourism Reputation? August 6, 2026
    Cameroon, Cape Verde, the Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eswatini, Ghana, Liberia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Sudan and Uganda have reportedly agreed to receive third-country deportees from the United States. The financial and diplomatic rewards may be tempting — but what happens
  • Korea Is Taking China’s Tourists Beyond Seoul. Why Japan Is Losing the Same Opportunity August 6, 2026
    South Korea’s rapidly recovering aviation market with China is producing something potentially more important than another tourism rebound: airlines are beginning to connect secondary Chinese cities directly with regional Korean destinations. Japan once appeared positioned for the same development. In 2026, however, the two markets are m
  • Favignana Tourism Boom: How The Odyssey Is Transforming Sicily August 6, 2026
    Favignana, a tranquil island off Sicily, is preparing for a surge in international visitors after starring in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey. As film tourism fuels unprecedented interest, local authorities face the challenge of balancing economic opportunity with sustainable destination management. Read how cinema is reshaping one of t
  • Why Caribbean Tourism Should Compete Globally—Not Against Itself August 5, 2026
    Is the Caribbean competing against itself while the rest of the world wins? Anguilla's tourism chief says the region's real competitors are destinations like the Maldives, Seychelles, and Dubai—and argues that better cooperation, connectivity, and multi-island travel could make the Caribbean stronger in the global tourism marketplace. SOU
  • ICAO’s Aviation Investment Challenge: The Biggest Runway Is Political, Not Financial August 5, 2026
    ICAO says aviation needs trillions in infrastructure investment, but the real challenge extends far beyond financing. From geopolitical conflicts and airspace closures to workforce shortages and climate goals, the industry's future depends as much on political leadership as on capital. Here's why Montreal's upcoming conference could shape global
  • Global Travel & Tourism Investment Tops $1 Trillion as Major Economies Fuel Industry Growth August 5, 2026
    Global Travel & Tourism investment surpassed $1 trillion in 2025 for the first time since before the pandemic, with the United States, China, India, and Saudi Arabia leading the way. A new WTTC report reveals how record investment, government policies, and major infrastructure projects are reshaping the industry's future—and whi
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