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Euronews Travel & Tourism Summit: Speakers, topics and how to watch (opens the original)
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Europe’s travel industry will take centre stage as political leaders and industry experts gather for the Euronews Travel & Tourism Summit. Live on Tuesday 29 September from the Albert Hall in Brussels, the one-day summit will examine how the industry is changing amid shifting traveller expectations, economic pressures and a complex geopolitical landscape. It comes after an eventful year for global tourism. Conflict in the Middle East has disrupted air routes, pushed up fuel costs and influenced
Tokyo vs Seoul: Which trendy Asian capital city should you visit? (opens the original)
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What’s the answer to the question in the headline above? It’s an easy one, really. If you are planning a trip to the Far East, then of course you should visit both Tokyo and Seoul. The capitals of Japan and South Korea have emerged as two of the world’s most in-demand destinations – not just for the trendy jet-setters, but for travellers of all ages and interests. As someone who’s been to both – and is genuinely fascinated by both – Tokyo and Seoul offer very different vibes for a city break in
AI, ski and Gen Z: dnata’s CEO on the trends driving travel in the UAE (opens the original)
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Travel in the Middle East is evolving rapidly, with shifts in technology and consumer behaviour transforming both the industry and how people explore the region and beyond. Artificial intelligence (AI) is already changing how holidays are planned and sold, while ski trips, cruises and experiences are gaining popularity among Middle Eastern travellers, according to the new Group Chief Executive Officer of global aviation and travel services company dnata. Nabil Sultan Al Murr, who took over the r
Oasis 2027 tour: Travel searches surge for European host cities (opens the original)
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Oasis fans really are madferit, aren’t they? Even though tickets are yet to go on sale for the band’s 2027 tour, there’s already been a huge surge in online travel searches to cities set to host concerts. After a sold-out reunion tour in 2025, Oasis will be back on the road next year with gigs in Glasgow, Manchester, Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Boston and Las Vegas, before shows at Ireland’s Slane Castle and a landmark return to Knebworth. Some might say that the confirmation of n
Al Fahidi Fort: Dubai’s oldest building set to reopen with new museum (opens the original)
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Think of Dubai and many people will imagine a metropolis of gleaming skyscrapers, mega shopping malls, palm-shaped islands and some of the world’s top luxury hotel and hospitality brands. But away from all the glitz and glamour, which often dominate the headlines, there’s another side to the city that doesn’t always get the attention it deserves: Old Dubai, and in particular the historic Al Fahidi area. Located on the southern side of the Creek, in this neighbourhood you’ll find traditional hous
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