Crossing a distance that a plane covers in three hours—over the course of seven days, with crystal glasses, gala dinners, and a heady dose of nostalgia. This is luxury at its most enchanting. A brand-new
Mamuka Jikia Director NOVATOUR / Tbilisi, Georgia 2025 Tourism Season: A Look from Georgia According to Mamuka Jikia, an experienced head of the Georgian tour operator Novatour with 20 years in the industry, the current
Fathi Mrad Director WAVE TRAVEL AGENCY / Hammamet, Tunisia Tourist Season 2025: A View from Tunisia Fathi Mrad, Director of Wave Travel Agency and a tourism professional with twenty years of experience, shares his expert
Gulchehra Israilova Association of Private Tourist Organizations of Uzbekistan 26 Years of Developing the Hospitality Industry Over the past quarter-century, the Association of Private Tourist Organizations of Uzbekistan (APTOU) has become a key driver in
Tourism professionals from a wide geography – including Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Tunisia, and Russia – continue to share their insights and experiences on the 2025 tourism season. These experienced voices offer valuable reflections on evolving
“Loyalty programs are no longer measured in miles, but in memories.” Turkish Airlines, the world’s leading airline in terms of countries served, is now offering transit passengers more than just a lounge stay. Travelers with
Dubai International Airport (DXB) is bringing a new vision to travel with its AI-powered “passport-free corridor”. This innovative system allows passengers to pass through security without presenting any documents. Instead of waiting in passport lines,
A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding the Industry’s Transformation The tourism sector stands on the brink of an unprecedented transformation. The “NextGen Travelers and Destinations” report by Google and Deloitte forecasts an astonishing 60% increase in
Since early July, the Biguiyuan Phoenix Hotel in Wuhan has been offering guests the chance to spend the night with a dog of their choice under its “pet sleep-accompanying” service—complete with insurance coverage against bite
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