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Milan in the Olympic February: BIT 2026 merges tourism and sport, while the Cuban fuel problem demonstrates geopolitics

Milan in the Olympic February: BIT 2026 ...

Find out how BIT 2026 in Milan takes place in the middle of the Winter Olympics and why tourism is increasingly linked to transport and politics. We bring what is being said at the fair about capacities, prices, and the example of Cuba, where fuel shortages disrupt flights.

UK overnight stay levy plan: WTTC warns of risks to tourism growth, jobs and competitiveness

UK overnight stay levy plan: WTTC warns of ...

Find out what the proposal for English city regions to introduce an overnight stay levy means and why WTTC warns of falling demand, investment and jobs. We provide the context of the government consultation until 18 February 2026, examples from Manchester and Liverpool, and possible consequences for travellers and local budgets.

The Dean Berlin opened in Charlottenburg: new lifestyle hotel with 81 rooms and all-day gastronomy

The Dean Berlin opened in Charlottenburg: new ...

Find out why The Dean Berlin, a new lifestyle hotel in Charlottenburg with 81 rooms, is an important addition to Berlin's offering. We bring you what is known about the address near Ku’damm, bold design, and curated art, as well as Benedict, a space for breakfast, lunch, and a bar. We also put the opening in the context of Berlin's tourism growth and western center competition.

Spain breaks tourism records, Madrid strengthens role as UN Tourism and WTTC center, and Barcelona protests

Spain breaks tourism records, Madrid ...

Learn how Spain reached 96.8 million foreign guests and record spending in 2025, why Madrid is becoming a global tourism hub with UN Tourism and WTTC, and what the protests in Barcelona say about overtourism and housing pressures. We also bring an overview of the measures cities are announcing and possible consequences for residents and visitors.

Fujiyoshida at the foot of Fuji cancelled cherry blossom festival due to crowds, waste, and inappropriate tourists

Fujiyoshida at the foot of Fuji cancelled ...

Find out why the Japanese city of Fujiyoshida, known for its views of Fuji and the Chureito Pagoda, cancelled the spring cherry blossom festival. Locals warn of traffic collapse, trash, and trespassing, and authorities announce stricter measures. We bring you what is changing for visitors in April 2026 and how the city is trying to regain control over the crowds.

Speyside gets a luxury whisky resort: the restoration of the Coleburn distillery, wellness and gastronomy in Scotland

Speyside gets a luxury whisky resort: the ...

Find out how Speyside is restoring the historic Coleburn distillery and why the planned luxury whisky resort is not just about tastings. We bring what is known about the hotel, bistro, and spa facilities, the goal of starting distillation by 2027, the appointment of master distiller Keith Cruickshank, and the legal disputes over the name and brand.

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