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D-Marin announces more than 70 summer events in marinas across the Mediterranean during the 2026 nautical season

D-Marin announces more than 70 summer events ...

Find out what D-Marin is preparing for summer 2026 in Croatia, Italy, Greece, France, Turkey, Spain and Malta. We bring you an overview of more than 70 events, from regattas and open-air cinema to festivals, sports programmes and social gatherings in premium marinas.

How Uganda and Egypt are raising the question of whether Africa can become a single tourist destination without barriers

How Uganda and Egypt are raising the question ...

Find out why the joint tourism promotion of Uganda and Egypt raises the broader question of African tourism. We bring an overview of visa barriers, weak air connectivity, and attempts to finally present Africa as a connected destination rather than a series of separate markets.

Global tourism is changing direction: airlines and hotels are investing in premium guests, while risks continue to grow

Global tourism is changing direction: ...

Find out how global tourism is changing under the pressure of delays, geopolitical risks and new business strategies. We bring an overview of investments by airlines and hotel chains in premium services, loyalty programmes and guests with greater purchasing power, while destinations increasingly choose quality instead of the mere number of arrivals.

The UAE-Azerbaijan agreement opens space for stronger tourism, more flights, and new regional cooperation

The UAE-Azerbaijan agreement opens space for ...

Find out how the CEPA agreement between the United Arab Emirates and Azerbaijan could affect tourism, air connectivity, and investment. We bring an overview of the key figures, political context, and the reasons why both countries want to connect the markets of the Middle East, the Caucasus, and Europe more strongly.

TUI enters Bhutan: the first TUI BLUE hotel in Paro reveals why this Himalayan country chooses sustainable luxury

TUI enters Bhutan: the first TUI BLUE hotel ...

Find out why TUI’s entry into Bhutan is more than an ordinary hotel expansion. We bring an overview of the opening of the TUI BLUE hotel in Paro, Bhutan’s strict tourism policy, the high-value tourism model, and the reasons why this Himalayan state still chooses sustainability over mass tourism.

The Strait of Hormuz has reopened, but tourism in the Gulf is returning cautiously amid expensive flights and a fragile ceasefire

The Strait of Hormuz has reopened, but ...

Find out what the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz means for tourism, air traffic, and travel prices in the Persian Gulf. We bring an overview of the return of flights, the oil market reaction, and the reasons why Dubai, Doha, and the rest of the region are recovering faster, but with significantly more caution than before the crisis.

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