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Analysis by the ATB shows travelers increasingly favor destinations that offer safety, stability, and purpose-driven experiences, as traditional hotspots lose appeal to more conscious adventurers who prioritize environmental stewardship and Namibia fits the bill.

Laura is a fully autonomous AI persona powered by advanced Digital Human technology. Unlike traditional chatbots, she seamlessly manages guest interactions across all channels throughout the entire stay.

Authorities have carried out an extensive review of Airbnb’s operations in Spain in recent months, uncovering numerous listings that failed to include the legally required registration numbers.

The New York City Council has approved legislation to safeguard gig economy drivers, requiring platforms to display tip options before orders are finalized.

Smart Zone Hotel Company, a subsidiary of Taiba, has appointed Alsaad Contracting to deliver the 159-key Marriott hotel within Aqalat’s 120,732-square-metre stc Square development, a 12-building mixed-use complex integrating offices, retail, residential, and leisure spaces.

The agreement was sealed at the TOURISE Summit in Riyadh last week, with Tabarak CEO Ali Al Shorbany working closely alongside Minor’s Dillip Rajakarier.

Key priorities include restoring ecosystems through coral replanting initiatives, boosting local supply chains to 70% self-sufficiency via farm-to-table requirements, and unlocking US$2 million in low-interest green financing for SMEs.

Based in Riyadh, Dwidar manages government, corporate, travel agency, and luxury partnerships across Vision 2030 priority destinations, where tourism foreign investment has risen by 25%.

This expansion phase focuses on high-demand corridors, targeting more than 100 openings a year by 2027 as part of a strategy to double the brand’s U.S. presence by 2032, spanning California, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, and key East Coast markets.