Ever evolving, Sydney is moving into the future and planning for the 22nd century now. The New South Wales state government has invested in major developments that will enhance the foreshores of Sydney Harbour and develop sustainable city hubs in Western Sydney. This creates opportunities to elevate business events, meetings, conferences and incentives with thoughtful…
“By 2030, our future ship aims to have zero greenhouse gas emissions”: Gastinel
Hervé Gastinel, CEO of PONANT shares that by 2030, their future ship aims to have zero greenhouse gas emissions when sailing, manoeuvring, in port or at anchor. Her carbon footprint will be reduced throughout her life cycle. Continuing to pioneer in maritime innovation, PONANT has committed to a uniquely designed transoceanic ship, supporting the evolution…
Why Travelers Can Expect More Turbulence On Future Flights
Turbulence: the leading cause of spilled ginger ale and awkward armrest grabs for travelers everywhere. We all know that sudden stomach-dropping panic when your plane starts getting tossed around like a rag doll. It can feel absolutely terrifying. The good news: Turbulence is mostly all bark and no bite. While the stress can be high,…
Málaga announced as Global Headquarters for the Future of Tourism Coalition
Málaga will become the seat of the first ever Future of Tourism Coalition (FoTC) global headquarters and will act as the FoTC’s European hub, following a multi-year agreement announced today. The Coalition of six global tourism NGOs, which formed in 2020 during the COVID pandemic, has not, until now, had a physical office or dedicated staff…
A region of the future: Dubai’s smart evolution
In the past few years, Dubai has turned into a regional hub for technology and innovation. Representative of UAE’s exponential technological growth, the country is showcasing what innovation could look like outside of Silicon Valley and Europe. Investors and entrepreneurs alike are recognising Dubai’s economic potential, ranking Dubai as the number one country for foreign…
Airlines Are Betting On A Thriving Post-Pandemic Future
The airline industry has recovered from the pandemic and is experiencing a time of exceptional prosperity. Algorithms powered by artificial intelligence are sifting through mountains of data to make subtle adjustments to airfares. In the wake of the industry’s worst crisis, AI is quickly becoming an indispensable tool for airlines to determine the most profitable…
Two Popular European Destinations Are Changing Entry Rules For Americans In The Near Future
Two popular destinations in Europe will change entry rules for American travelers in a way that’s unrelated to the recent health crisis. In the near future, it is likely they will ascend to the Schengen Area, a pan-European treaty that promotes the movement of people and goods and abolishes checks between signatory countries. U.S. passport…
Will ‘Don’t Pay Until You Fly’ Become The Future of Air Travel?
Even though it may have subsided now that the peak months are over, 2022’s disruptive travel season is set to exert influence on customer behavior, and even the industry, for months to come. In fact, recent controversies like that of Air Canada are now leading airlines to consider a ‘no payment until you fly’ model…
Air New Zealand to centralise Auckland operation and invest for future
Air New Zealand will bring its central Auckland team into the heart of its operation, future-proofing its infrastructure and reducing its property costs via a multi-year investment at its Auckland airport base. The airline will begin building a new aircraft hangar and has approved in-principle a project to centralise its Auckland workforce at a refurbished…
ATM to focus on aviation and the future of transport
As the global travel and tourism community prepares to gather in Dubai for the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2022 from May 9 to 12, there is bullish news for the Middle East’s aviation industry. Data from research firm Mordor Intelligence say the Middle East aviation industry will grow at compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of…
