Awards judges announced
Ginny McGrath - Mar 17, 2026
TravelMole has lined up a stellar panel of judges for its 2005 Travel & Tourism Web Awards.Now in its third…
Categories: Sustainable
A Hyatt first for meeting planners
David - Mar 15, 2026
Hyatt Hotels & Resorts says it is the first major hotel chain to fully implement Passkey.GroupLink. The hotel chain says…
Golf, spa draw conventions to Asheville
David - Mar 15, 2026
With 60% of the US population within a day’s drive of nature-rich Asheville, NC, the area is stepping up efforts…
Pan Pacific growing as conference center
David - Mar 15, 2026
Pan Pacific Vancouver is about to become one of Western Canada’s largest conference centers. The Gallery Level is due to…
Traffic ban plan for Paris
- Mar 15, 2026
The city of Paris is planning to ban all traffic apart from residents’ cars from its four central arondissements, in…
SIA to back Queensland tourism push
Phil Davies - Mar 14, 2026
Singapore Airlines has forged a three-year marketing pact with Queensland to boost tourist numbers to the Australian state. The airline…
Tsunami-hit nations face “formidable challenge”
Phil Davies - Mar 11, 2026
More than a quarter of people are being deterred from visiting Asian countries in the wake of the tsunami. Global…
Microsoft introduces new meeting features
David - Mar 10, 2026
Microsoft Corp. says it has a set of new applications designed to improve virtual meetings. The new applications are meant…
Mexico paying price of tourism success
Ginny McGrath - Mar 10, 2026
Mexico is the subject of the latest Travel Foundation initiative, where a programme is being launched to tackle damage sustained…
Lufthansa to offer “door-to-door” private jet service
- Mar 10, 2026
Lufthansa is to become the first large carrier to offer a private jet service, hoping to attract “rock stars, sports…
Toto: we’ll meet in Kansas
David - Mar 08, 2026
Kansas City made a move towards restoring its former glory as a premier meeting place with the unveiling of a…
MPs clash at BTTF over UK tourism
Phil Davies - Mar 07, 2026
Tourism minister Richard Caborn has urged England’s tourism industry to look to the regional development agencies (RDAs), rather than central…
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