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A sneak peek into what could be a front-row seat to the conversations and debates that will define the road ahead for travel.

India’s homegrown hotel brands are no longer content to play only on home turf. As travel demand rises and global hospitality markets diversify, they’re stepping onto the world stage.

MENA travelers are redefining global tourism — blending faith, family, and cultural identity with digital fluency and a growing appetite for authentic, experience-led travel.

Loyalty programs are more important than ever – but travelers are moving beyond status tiers and points to seek relevance, reassurance, and value. As expectations rise, credit cards have emerged as a key force in the loyalty ecosystem, offering the flexibility, personalization, and protection travelers now demand.

Radisson Hotel Group plans to open eight new hotels in Uttar Pradesh, including the 108-room Radisson Prayagraj. Plus, more hotel deal and development news.

By going public with the breach, Vietnam Airlines joins a growing group of companies learning that transparency and trust are as important as any technical fix.

Meeting planners are under pressure to deliver more impact with fewer resources. Convene Hospitality Group’s multi-brand model offers them a rare advantage: consistent service and design across distinct tiers, giving planners flexibility without the headache of juggling multiple partners.

Dubai built the world’s busiest international airport. Now it has to make it smarter.

Asia’s food culture, from hawker stalls to omakase counters, has always been vibrant. But it’s now also setting the pace for how food tourism might look globally in the years ahead.

Covid-era staycations were not just temporary for Indian travelers. They showed Indians a new way of traveling where accommodation is the preference, not an after-thought.

Loyalty programs are the biggest marketing avenues for the new-age Indian traveler, and ITC Hotels has decided to take things up a notch by incentivizing long-term loyalty.

Booking Holdings and the other online travel agencies have survived through several platform shifts in the past. However, the gen AI revolution finds them in slower growth mode than in past era, upping the pressure.