News tagged 2026

Stream and Soar: Air France Teams Up with Apple TV for a Next-Level In-Flight Binge (Coming 2026!)

If you thought long-haul flights were just about restless naps and reruns, think again. Starting in 2026, Air France is turning travel days into movie nights with its partnership with Apple TV. Ready for takeoff: streaming favorites soaring high soon!

February 28, 2026

Stranded in the Storm: Travelers vs. Winter Hernando in the Northeast

Winter Storm Hernando threw a cold curveball at travelers in the Northeastern U.S. this February, bringing canceled flights, dark hotels, and shuttered attractions. But the region rallied with community spirit and flexible travel options. Here’s what the travel experience was really like during and after the blizzard.

February 24, 2026

Can Winter Survive the Heat? How Climate Change is Shaping the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics Experience

The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina offer both excitement and uncertainty, as climate change challenges the future of winter sports and travel. While unpredictable weather and higher costs threaten the classic Alpine ski trip, new sustainability efforts and evolving tourism trends could give visitors a fresh perspective on Italy's iconic mountains.

February 21, 2026

Malaysia Shines as Southeast Asia’s Top Spot: 42.2 Million Visitors in 2025!

Malaysia made waves in 2025, welcoming a record-breaking 42.2 million travelers from around the world—leapfrogging past Thailand and setting the stage for more big adventures ahead. Here’s how this tourism boom is transforming the country for visitors and travel businesses alike.

February 20, 2026

Dreaming of a Hawaiian Winter Getaway? Delta’s New Flights Could Make It Even Easier

Delta Air Lines has announced a major expansion of its Hawaii routes for winter 2026-27, including new nonstop flights and more comfortable planes. What could this mean for your travel plans, the competition, and Hawaii’s tourism scene? Here’s what to know, in plain English.

February 16, 2026

Cebu Steps into the Spotlight: What to Expect as It Hosts ASEAN’s Biggest Tourism Gathering in 2026

In January 2026, Cebu, Philippines, will become the dynamic stage for the ASEAN Tourism Forum (ATF), drawing leaders, travelers, and tourism insiders from across Southeast Asia. Here’s a traveler-friendly look at how this international event might shake up your Cebu experience — from bustling hotels to bigger crowds, and the lasting ripple effects on the island’s future adventures.

February 15, 2026

Lights, Cameras… Berlin! What Travelers Can Expect During the 2026 Berlinale

Berlin is gearing up for an exciting February as the 76th Berlinale rolls out the red carpet from February 12 to 22, 2026. While moviegoers and culture lovers are in for a treat, travelers can expect both thrills and challenges—think star sightings, jam-packed subways, and hotel rates that rise with the glamour. Here’s what you should know before packing your bags for Berlin during the world-famous film festival.

February 14, 2026

How a Long Lunar New Year in 2026 Could Change the Way Chinese Travelers See the World

A new analysis explores the likely effects of the upcoming nine-day Lunar New Year break in 2026, predicting big shifts in the travel plans of Chinese tourists. From more adventures abroad to certain destinations seeing fewer visitors, here’s what travelers might expect—plus what it could mean for booking your next hotel.

February 12, 2026

The Bahamas: America’s Favorite Caribbean Getaway in 2026?

A third-party analysis suggests that by February 11, 2026, the Bahamas could snatch up to 85% of the U.S. tourist market share in the Caribbean—leaving rivals like Jamaica and the Dominican Republic in its wake. But is this a vacation victory for all or is paradise getting too crowded? Let’s break it down for anyone planning their next escape.

February 11, 2026

Super Bowl LX: How California’s Biggest Game Weekend Lit Up the Bay Area

Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara turned the Bay Area into a giant playground for football fans and travelers, flooding local hotels and businesses with excitement and cash. While the $500 million economic jolt got the hospitality industry buzzing, sky-high ticket and hotel prices left plenty of folks watching from home. The story looks at who cashed in, who paid the price, and what it all means for future mega-events on the West Coast.

February 8, 2026