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Dmytro Makarov·

·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’...

Doha to Santorini and Mykonos flights on Qatar Airways now

Linda Hohnholz·

·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...

Juergen Steinmetz·

·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...

Dmytro Makarov·

·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...

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...

Antigua and Barbuda Captivates New York at West Indian American Day Parade September 9, 2026
Antigua and Barbuda brought the colour, energy and culture of Carnival to Brooklyn’s Eastern Parkway with an unforgettable showing at the 59th West Indian American Day Parade. Backed by major PIX11 exposure, the destination used the New York spotlight to build excitement ahead of Antigua Carnival’s historic 70th anniversary. SOURCE:
Tourism Cannot Look Away as Israel, Gaza and the Middle East Burn September 9, 2026
As the Middle East burns, tourism can no longer pretend geopolitics and human rights are someone else's problem. On the 40th anniversary of Peace Through Tourism, this opinion article asks whether Israel's policies, Gaza's devastation, and widening regional conflict could inflict lasting damage on tourism — and whether silence is still acceptabl
Edmund Bartlett Pushes Saudi Development Partnership for Jamaica Tourism and Hurricane Recovery September 9, 2026
Jamaica Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett is pushing for deeper cooperation with Saudi Arabia to support reconstruction after Hurricane Melissa, tourism development, and critical infrastructure. Following high-level talks with the Saudi Fund for Development in Riyadh, Bartlett is also preparing to advance Jamaica’s Middle East tourism strategy at
Edmund Bartlett Eyes Saudi Fund for Jamaica Tourism Recovery September 9, 2026
Edmund Bartlett advances Saudi Fund talks on Jamaica tourism, Hurricane Melissa recovery and development ahead of his upcoming ATM Dubai visit.
John Albert Semone Dies at 92: A Life of Travel, Love and a Family Tourism Legacy September 9, 2026
John Albert Semone’s remarkable journey began with a boy’s fascination with distant places and led to a lifetime in global tourism, PATA, conservation—and a love story born at sea. His legacy lives on through his family, including former PATA Chairman Peter Semone, and friends around the world. SOURCE:
Is It Safe to Attend Arabian Travel Market in Dubai During the Iran War? September 9, 2026
Dubai remains open and Arabian Travel Market is going ahead, but escalating regional tensions have changed the risk picture. What should ATM visitors know before flying to the UAE? eTurboNews examines the latest security situation, government travel warnings, Emirates operations, and practical precautions for attending ATM safely. SOURCE:
Edmund Bartlett to Co-Chair WEF Tourism Day 2026 September 9, 2026
Berlin Tourism in Turmoil: Why VisitBerlin CEO Jürgen Amann Is Out After Just Three Months September 8, 2026
Berlin tourism faces an unexpected leadership crisis as visitBerlin CEO Jürgen Amann exits after only three months. What went wrong, what does his departure mean for Germany’s most important city destination, and who could take over the job of selling Berlin to travelers around the world? SOURCE:
Uzbekistan Travel Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before You Go September 8, 2026
Uzbekistan is a fascinating country with a rich Silk Road history, stunning architecture, tasty food, and a lively culture. You can wander the old streets of Samarkand and Bukhara or enjoy the energy of Tashkent. Whether you travel solo or join an
Edmund Bartlett Named Co-Chair of World Economic Forum Tourism Day 2026 September 8, 2026
Jamaica has secured a prominent place in the global tourism conversation as Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett is appointed co-chair of World Economic Forum Tourism Day 2026. The appointment brings Jamaica’s tourism resilience leadership and the GTRCMC onto one of the world’s most influential platforms for shaping the future of travel. SOUR
Turkish Airlines’ Jamila Bilgin: The Woman Who Changed My View of an Airline September 8, 2026
A frustrating middle seat on a sold-out Turkish Airlines flight became an unforgettable lesson in customer service. At the Istanbul gate, employee Jamila Bilgin did something completely unexpected—turning seat 26B into 1F and reminding me why one exceptional employee can change how you see an entire airline SOURCE:
More Tourists, Fewer Nights: Is Croatia Facing a New Tourism Reality? September 8, 2026
Croatia is attracting more tourists, but in some destinations they are staying fewer nights. New figures from Dubrovnik’s neighboring Župa Dubrovačka expose a tourism paradox also seen elsewhere in Europe. Is price, changing travel behavior, or destination hopping responsible—and what does it mean for Croatia’s tourism economy? SOURCE:
Nepal Today, Peru Tomorrow? Climate Change Is Rewriting the Rules of Mountain Tourism September 8, 2026
A glacier collapses in Nepal. A dangerous glacial lake grows above a tourism city in Peru. Thousands of kilometers separate the Himalayas from the Andes, but climate change is raising an increasingly similar question for both destinations: are governments and the tourism industry adapting fast enough to mountains changing beneath their feet? On
Nepal Is Open for Tourism: WTN Says Don’t Abandon Nepal After Deadly Floods September 8, 2026
Nepal is mourning a devastating flood disaster, but most of the country remains open for tourism. World Tourism Network urges travelers and the global tourism industry to follow PATA’s lead: support affected communities, rely on accurate local information, and keep visiting Nepal’s many destinations that remain safe and operational. SOURC
WTTC Global Summit 2026: Executive Access for non-members September 8, 2026
Guam’s Tumon Night Market Celebrates One Year of Food, Culture and Community September 8, 2026
Guam's Tumon Night Market is celebrating its first anniversary after growing from a 10-Sunday pilot into a popular gathering place for Guam residents and visitors. See how the weekly event is showcasing local food, businesses, performers and international cultures — and what’s planned for September. SOURCE: