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The world is not moving towards a single artificial intelligence future. The United States, Europe, China, the Middle East and India are developing distinct systems shaped by different approaches to innovation, sovereignty, trust, data and scale. On 28 and 29 October, the Global Resilience Network (GRN) will bring those five pathways into one room at the Global Travel Futures Forum in Paris and test what they mean in practice for the global travel economy.

The top 40 fish and chip shops across the country have been shortlisted for a prestigious prize awarded by the National Federation of Fish Friers.

From the world's very first railway station to a track now used as a popular walking route and even the oldest station, there's plenty to explore along Britain's forgotten railway lines...

Ever fancied flying to your destination to avoid painfully slow traffic queues? Well thanks to Uber, that dream is quickly coming is a reality - we take a quick look.

After the success of teen romances like The Summer I Turned Pretty and My Life with the Walter Boys, viewers have a new love triangle to obsess over. Crew Girl is a Canadian coming-of-age series focusing on Teagan Tao (Miku Martineau), who joins an all-boys rowing team at Easton Prep after a family scandal forces her to move to the East Coast with her mother, Ella Tao (Jessica Paré). She’s the new coxswain, and vying for her heart are two rowers: the entitled yet charismatic Josh Regis (Sam...

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The Caribbean Tourism Organization’s (CTO) State of the Tourism Industry Conference (SOTIC) 2026 heads to Georgetown, Guyana from Oct. 5-9 under the theme “Tourism Futures: Smart, Sustainable and Inclusive.” Guyana President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali will deliver the keynote address as tourism leaders, industry partners, researchers, media and students examine the forces shaping Caribbean tourism.

The airport said its "core scenario" had always been to open the third runway within a decade of planning permission being granted. The post Heathrow’s Third Runway Could be Delayed Until 2039 appeared first on Business Traveller.

The Korean wave shows no sign of abating. From K-pop to kimchi, cosmetic brands to television dramas, Korean culture is everywhere. Among the country’s many international exports are outstanding ballet dancers, including St Petersburg-based Mariinsky Ballet’s biggest male star, Kim Kimin, while Seoul is home to three large-scale ballet companies. Yunbyul Ballet Company is a newcomer to the scene, founded in 2022 by artistic director Yun Byul who, like resident choreographer Park So-yun, returned...

Zwei sehr unterschiedliche Mobilitätsunternehmen wenden sich mit eigenen Portalen an Geschäftsreisende. Diesmal aber werden nicht die Konzerne angesprochen, sondern kleinere Firmen, Selbständige und Freiberufler. The post Omio und Flix: Zwei Portale nehmen kleinere Firmen und Selbständige in Visier appeared first on Business Traveller.

Manchester City footballer Jack Grealish, currently on loan at fellow Premier League club Everton, hit the red carpet earlier this month, when the UK film Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger premiered at Cineworld Leicester Square in London. Speaking to Manchester Evening News on the red carpet before the Oasis tour was officially announced, the self-described “massive Oasis fan” said he was eager for the reunion: “If it happens, I can’t wait. I’ll be at more than two shows.” Standing by Grealish’s...

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The Tara Bernerd-designed Wan Chai address is now on IHG's booking platforms, with the group's loyalty programme along for the stay The post The Hari Hong Kong Now a Vignette Collection, Books With IHG One Rewards appeared first on Business Traveller.

The country music star’s last hospitality project is opening in Nashville, dedicated to her career as a songwriter. Will Dolly being there in spirit be enough?

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A curved riverside-inspired building and a gym designed with the local rugby league side: Pullman Sydney Penrith is Western Sydney's five-star newcomer. The post Hotel Review:  Pullman Sydney Penrith – Luxury Without the CBD Bill appeared first on Business Traveller.

Some plastic surgeons in Canada and elsewhere say they're seeing more people coming in for consultations with AI-modified images of themselves, seeking cosmetic procedures that work that will mirror AI-generated outcomes that may not even be achievable.

Research shows alcohol causes more harm overall than any other drug in Canada. Some doctors and other advocates say people struggling with alcohol aren’t getting treatment options that are backed by science.

After months of speculation, the independent, non-profit art institution Para Site – which celebrates its 30th anniversary this year – has formally announced its departure from Quarry Bay on Hong Kong Island, where it has been based for more than a decade. It will be adopting a fully nomadic model as a response to the evolving arts ecosystem, says its executive director, James Taylor-Foster, who joined Para Site in May. “When Para Site moved into Quarry Bay in 2015, it was a completely different...

Whether you're after an artisanal cheese, fresh herbs or honey from local bees, these are the best farmers' markets across Britain for enjoying the nation's top-tier fresh produce.

Das 2021 eröffnete Resort an der Westküste Mallorcas ist das Flaggschiff der spanischen Hotelkette Zafiro und wird von den beiden Schwestern Antonia und María Plomer in zweiter Generation geleitet. Das erwartet Sie hier: The post Ausprobiert: Zafiro Palace Andratx – exklusive Club Suiten und maßgeschneiderte Erlebnisse appeared first on Business Traveller.

The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) is marking World Tourism Day 2026 by calling for a Caribbean approach to technology that strengthens tourism while keeping people, communities and culture at the center. This year’s theme, “Digital Agenda and Artificial Intelligence to Redesign Tourism,” comes as technology continues to change the way people plan and book travel, discover destinations and share their experiences, as well as how tourism businesses and organizations operate. CTO’s World Tourism Day program on Monday, Sept. 28 is focused on helping the region translate those changes into practical benefits for the sector.

The Saudi Tourism Authority (STA) and Wego, the number one travel app and largest online travel marketplace in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), have partnered to launch a new destination campaign inviting travellers across the region to discover Saudi through its diverse destinations, rich culture and heritage, natural landscapes, entertainment and year-round experiences.

VidantaWorld’s Beauty of Nature (BON) Luxury Theme Park, the world’s first luxury theme park, opens its gates on October 24 as it begins its Soft Opening at VidantaWorld Vallarta–Nuevo Nayarit, available exclusively to VidantaWorld guests ahead of its public opening in April 2027. Representing an investment of approximately US$1.5 billion, BON sets out to redefine what a theme park can be: a destination where world-class thrills, immersive worlds, original storytelling, dining and hospitality come together through the lens of luxury, designed for every generation to share.

Annapolis Jazz & Roots is launching its fifth festival on the scenic shores of the Chesapeake Bay. Enjoy music, art, poetry and history on two weekends, November 6-15. Based in the maritime community of Eastport, the festival includes eight venues in five neighborhoods. Each has its own distinct character and charm. Festival goers can visit centuries old buildings, take in restorative bay views and stroll the tree-lined streets of the historic Maryland city.

When Japan shut its borders during the Covid-19 pandemic, expats and long-time friends Hillary Hewins and Blake Piper started spending their weekends in Atami, a small seaside city just a 40-minute bullet train ride from their adopted home of Tokyo. Known during the 17th and 18th centuries for its soothing hot springs, Atami steadily surged in popularity during the four decades after World War II as a destination for Japanese holidaymakers. Sprawling concrete resorts opened, and the city centre...

The last couple of days of a very happening Milan Fashion Week showcased the diversity of the Italian fashion industry, from the low-profile luxury embodied by Ferragamo and Tod’s – two labels known for their footwear and leather goods – to the Sicilian glamour of Dolce & Gabbana and Bottega Veneta’s celebration of textures. Louise Trotter’s third collection for Bottega Veneta felt like a breath of fresh air, which was probably how the designer envisioned the range from the start. In the show...

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In high jewellery, the most interesting ideas often emerge from the meeting of different artistic disciplines. For Bvlgari, that has long been part of its creative vocabulary. With Eclettica, the Roman jeweller looks to sculpture, painting and architecture, translating their language of form, colour and proportion into a collection that places artistic expression alongside exceptional gemstones and craftsmanship. Following its debut in Milan in March, the collection arrived in Shanghai earlier...