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The Asia-Pacific region has become the epicenter of new luxury demand — faster-growing, more diversified, and far more sustainable.

Colombia’s emergence as one of Latin America’s most dynamic tourism markets stems from a deliberate, long-term strategy grounded in connectivity, confidence, and community. With new air routes expanding global access and a growing focus on sustainability and inclusion, the country is reshaping the future of modern tourism.

Global Hotel Alliance’s 2026 Travel Trends Survey shows travelers seeking meaning, identity, and restoration over excess. Brands that personalize, expand loyalty, and balance AI with human warmth will shape the next chapter of hospitality.

Experience-led travel is transforming how people explore the world. Travelers now choose destinations for cultural and entertainment moments, creating long-term growth opportunities for cities that invest in live events.

Abu Dhabi is making a name for itself as a burgeoning destination for world-class business events. Next-gen technologies, world-class infrastructure, and cultural experiences are putting the city on global event planners’ maps.

Despite increasing importance of corporate travel, travel and expense pain points remain prevalent. Employees and managers alike still struggle with their platforms and solutions, and companies can't afford to compromise.

A new report from Skift and PwC offers a practical guide to keeping pace with today's fast-moving travel landscape, helping brands stay ahead of shifting traveler needs.

The most important travel industry trends for 2026 are at the core of how Qiddiya City is designing experiences, attracting visitors, and shaping the city itself. These lessons from the world’s first city built for play will have an indelible impact on the future of the industry.

Winter is becoming a high-intent season for the travel industry. Changing traveler habits and shorter planning cycles are creating new opportunities for travel brands prepared to engage people across a compressed booking window.

Independent hotels are winning over travelers who crave authenticity, but scale still matters. The Set bridges that gap, giving small luxury brands global reach without sacrificing their individuality.