Finnair and Oman Air: codeshare partnership between Finland and Australia

 

Oman Air and Finnair are expanding travel options between Europe, the Middle East and Australia through a new codeshare agreement that strengthens connections between Finland and Oman.

New Zealand targets Japanese with new wellness campaign

Tourism New Zealand is targeting Japan’s growing interest in wellness travel with a new campaign designed to turn the country’s natural landscapes, food culture and hospitality into a stronger draw for overseas vacations.

Brussels Airport climbs to 136 destinations this winter

 

Brussels Airport welcomed 2.4 million passengers in September, up 3.9% year over year, while passenger traffic exceeded 19 million during the first nine months of 2026, a 3.2% increase.

Brazil’s airlines warn of higher fares under proposed rax reform

 

Brazil’s aviation industry has raised concerns about a consumption tax reform scheduled to take effect in 2027. Industry executives warn that the proposed changes could increase the effective tax burden on airline tickets from approximately 9% to 26.5%.

German summer travel revenue climbs 4% as last-minute bookings surge

 

German vacationers continued to prioritize their main summer holiday in 2026 despite economic uncertainty and geopolitical tensions, with tour operator revenue rising 4% and traveler numbers increasing 2%, according to the German Tourism Industry Association (DRV).

ASTA Unites Travel Industry Leaders at The Summit in Denver

 

Executive gathering connected leaders across corporate, leisure and luxury travel to examine shared challenges and opportunities for growth

A Taste of Germany's Weekly Markets

 

© Thüringer Tourismus GmbH / Gregor Lengler Fresh Flavors in Erfurt Imagine shopping beneath the towering spires of Erfurt Cathedral and St. Severus Church! Located in Thuringia in central Germany, this picturesque medieval city hosts a vibrant market six days a week, with colorful stalls selling local specialties, flowers, and the famous Thuringian bratwurst.

US inbound tourism decline deepens as European visitors stay away

 

International arrivals to the United States continued to weaken in 2026, with European visitors accounting for some of the steepest declines. The downturn raises questions about the country’s ability to revive inbound tourism during a year dominated by celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of American independence and the FIFA World Cup.

Rethinking cycles: AIDA Cruises advances research project

Rostock, October 20, 2026 AIDA Cruises is collaborating with Futouris e.V., Oceancircle GmbH, and the Fraunhofer Institute for Environmental, Safety, and Energy Technology UMSICHT on a project titled "Rethinking Recycling Cycles in the Cruise Industry."

Marriott and Springpod open doors to hospitality careers for more than 10,500 young people

 Free virtual work experience is connecting young people with hotel placements and jobs, as the partnership earns a nomination at the World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards.