Find out how Jamaica is moving from emergency remediation to reconstruction after Hurricane Melissa, with the return of tourist traffic, the reopening of hotels, and support from international financial institutions. We provide an overview of the key decisions of Andrew Holness’s government, the economic risks, and the challenges that remain for local communities.
Find out what Jamaica is seeking at ITB Berlin 2026: faster recovery after Hurricane Melissa, more flights, sustainability and worker training. We bring the key messages from Minister Edmund Bartlett after talks with UN Tourism chief Shaikha Al Nowais and what this means for the global resilience agenda against climate risks.
Find out why March in Napa Valley is ideal for a quieter visit: vineyards are covered in yellow wild mustard flowers, and the Napa Valley Wine Train in 2026 offers gourmet rides and commemorative wine flights for the 50th anniversary of the blind tasting Judgment of Paris, alongside a wider wave of regional events and cultural programs such as a new opera.
Find out how Seychelles in March 2026 welcomes travelers without extraordinary restrictions and which alternative routes can get you to Mahé. We provide an overview of European and African connections, tips for checking flights and travel authorizations, and what Tourism Seychelles and the airport recommend. If you are planning a trip, learn where to find official information and how to avoid inconvenient connections.
Find out when Napa Valley shines in the yellow bloom of wild mustard and why 2026 is special: it marks 50 years since the famous Judgment of Paris, and the Napa Valley Wine Train pairs a panoramic ride through vineyards with themed tastings and gastronomy. We explain what to expect in March, how to avoid crowds, and what to watch for when planning accommodation.
Find out why Israel, ahead of ITB Berlin 2026, withdrew from its official participation and what Messe Berlin organizers cite as the reasons. We provide the context of tensions in the Middle East and possible consequences for tourism, air traffic and business deals in Berlin. The fair runs from 3 to 5 March and marks the 60th anniversary, so the decision is being closely watched in the industry.