From high-speed domestic corridors to five-star rolling hotels, rail travel is experiencing its most ambitious global renaissance in a generation, driven by sustainability, innovation from design The post Travel Trends: The Scenic Route appeared first on Business Traveller.

The 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup is set to generate approximately R$ 8.8 billion for the Brazilian economy. This figure comes from a study conducted by FGV Projetos at the request of Embratur, outlining the economic impacts associated with the tournament’s preparation and execution in the country.

As Saudi Arabia enters Phase Three of Vision 2030, we gathered key hospitality leaders in Riyadh to discuss future execution and mobility The post Grounded Ambition: Key Insights from Leaders in Saudi Arabia’s Travel Industry appeared first on Business Traveller.

The justices began their new term with a landmark dispute over whether local governments can hold oil companies liable for damages from climate change.

West End and Broadway stars Alfie Boe and Lea Salonga will come together in South Africa for the first Spotlight event, a brand-new international series of destination experiences bringing together the world’s greatest musical theatre performers and some of the world’s most remarkable destinations.

The person was sentenced to 28 months in prison after an investigation found the claims were made up, the insurance trade body, the ABI said.

Visit Orlando is strengthening its presence in the U.K., Orlando’s No. 1 overseas international market, through an integrated campaign that combines consumer advertising, an experiential activation, national holiday giveaway and dedicated travel trade events. The initiative includes Play Your Way to Orlando, a free Orlando-themed mini golf experience at Westfield Stratford City in London from 23 – 25 October, followed by Elevate Orlando Live events for travel advisors and industry partners in London and Dublin.

Top executive Jason Kwon tells hearing company has added "more precautions" to its training environments.

Forget the jam-packed travel itinerary. In 2027, travellers will be less interested in seeing and doing more – and far more interested in feeling better, going deeper and experiencing travel on their own terms. That is the headline finding from Lemongrass Marketing’s 2027 Travel Trend Report, which identifies 15 interconnected trends set to shape the global travel and hospitality industry over the next 12 months.

Forget passive fly-and-flop holidays: Modern travellers are using algorithms, clever stopovers, and multimodal transit to squeeze every last drop of adventure and experience out of their time away. The post Travel Trends: The Art of Travelmaxxing appeared first on Business Traveller.