Sometimes, a city is not just about its crowds; sometimes, a hotel becomes the beating heart of that city’s elegance. Nestled on Ahmad Rajabli Street – where the energy of Baku’s streets meets architectural simplicity
Tourism Explorer: Dear Olga, thank you for taking the time to talk with us. Let’s begin with your overall impressions. How would you evaluate the Istanbul Tourism Fair (ITF) 2025? What was the atmosphere like,
The post-pandemic shift in work culture has brought the concept of the digital nomad to the heart of global tourism. As remote work becomes a long-term model, destinations offering strong internet infrastructure, affordable living costs,
For centuries, Moscow has been recognized for its towers, domes, and gilded skyline. Yet in the coming years, a new landmark will redefine that silhouette: One Tower. Rising to 379.1 meters, it is set to
One of the first names that comes to mind when talking about digital transformation, guest experience, and hotel marketing in the tourism sector, Bahadır Çakar has successfully turned his industry knowledge into an impressive career.
Hotels using AI-based systems have seen a 12% increase in occupancy rates. The era of fixed pricing in tourism is coming to an end. Room rates are now being updated in real time—not just based
Not One-Size-Fits-All, But One-of-a-Kind Service Today’s traveler is no longer looking for standard packages—they seek experiences tailored to their personal preferences. This makes personalization the key to standing out in a competitive market. It’s not
Changing consumer behavior in tourism is no longer limited to vacation preferences – it’s reshaping how travel services are delivered. And the ones who feel the pulse of this transformation most acutely are the travel
“Luxury is design.” Today, the global air transport industry demands more than just covering distances—it requires setting new standards in service quality, digital integration, and passenger experience. From this perspective, Qatar Airways stands as a
For years, the traditional all-inclusive system has been a cornerstone of mass tourism. However, today’s evolving guest profile is increasingly drawn to more flexible, refined, and simplified service models. One concept that has emerged in