Tourism News

The India-Pakistan armed conflict may have ended, but the fallout continues to impact how Indian travel companies conduct business.

Live tourism has taken hold across the global travel industry. With trillions of dollars at stake, travel companies are actively looking to invest in destinations that provide seasonality-proof opportunities for entertainment, sports, and cultural experiences that meet this demand.

Questions remain about how the indirect emissions from Airbnb’s expansion into new experiences will be addressed.

In Europe, loyalty is no longer about status — it's about savings, simplicity, and smart choices.

Many governments are investing in sustainable-aviation fuel, but given the shortages, net-zero targets will be tough to meet.

The platform is offering experiences only available with Airbnb, like classes with Michelin star chefs and hang-out with singers, to differentiate itself from competitors.

The Philippines had relied on the Chinese market, but is now focused on diversifying its source markets.

More competition is always a risk, but GetYourGuide’s CEO is hoping Airbnb’s entrance lifts the whole experiences category.

That Indians are keen on experiencing live events is now well-established. But their growing affinity to combine these events with extended stays and local exploration is becoming a major economic driver.

The calendar shift of Easter, a popular holiday for Europeans, from March to April might bear some blame for the March declines. Figures for international travel over the summer months will paint a clearer picture.