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WTM London 2026 opened with some of the travel industry’s biggest debates taking centre stage, led by the launch of WTM’s Global Travel Report, in association with Tourism Economics, alongside a newly structured conference programme. Due to its growing popularity, the press conference launching the Global Travel Report’s findings was live streamed from the International Media Centre to all four of the event’s main stages.
Estancia Cerro Guido, a Chilean ranch that swapped puma bounties for conservation tours, offers travelers luxury experiences on the edge of the wilderness.
Destination Leaders say working closely with heads of state, private investors and local communities are all key to generating sustainable, successful tourism growth. Speaking at the inaugural Leaders’ Summit at WTM London, the Leaders highlighted examples from their own destinations of multimillion-dollar infrastructure investments and community initiatives.
Holidaymakers wanting to jet off with their dog, cat or ferret may find the process is about to become much simpler and more affordable.
Wish it could be Christmas every day? Known as 'Michigan's Little Bavaria', this town in the US is home to the world's largest Christmas store - open 361 days a year.
Results are rolling in from the 2026 US midterm elections in which the Democratic Party has won control of both chambers of Congress – the Senate and the House of Representatives – after a series of impressive victories in traditionally Republican strongholds, including Kansas and Texas. James Talarico, 37, won the Senate race in the latter state, becoming just one of several Democrats to secure historic victories that night. In doing so, he became the first Democrat Texas has elected to the...
The Spanish Tourist Office has today launched its new report ‘Supporting Choice: Good Practice Guidelines for Accessibility Information for Hotels’ at a press conference which took place at World Travel Market, London. The report is a practical framework for clear, accurate and inclusive hotel accessibility information, and sits under the Spanish Tourist Office’s new ‘Spain, a Country for All’ campaign, which aims to continue strengthening Spain’s reputation as a welcoming, innovative and accessible destination.
There’s a relaxed, creative energy to Yogyakarta that sets it apart from Indonesia’s better-known tourist destinations. The Central Javanese city, known locally as Jogja, is home to a royal court and some of the country’s leading universities, along with galleries, independent shops and an abundance of street art. Its restaurants and cafes reflect some of that eclecticism, from traditional Javanese cooking to a French bistro popular with the city’s creative crowd. Here are five places to eat...