Travel technology provider dcs plus has launched ARIA, an AI-native workspace designed to help travel agencies manage customer requests by combining human expertise with artificial intelligence (AI) agents in a single operating environment.
Artificial intelligence (AI), biometrics, digital twins and integrated data platforms are transforming airport operations across the region, as industry leaders highlight technology’s role in improving passenger screening, baggage handling and capacity management at the 25th edition of Airport Show in Dubai.
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has announced a collective commitment of $2 billion in new investment in Malta, highlighting growing investor confidence in the country’s tourism sector and its long-term development plans.
Oman Tourism Development Company (OMRAN Group) has signed development agreements worth RO122 million ($316 million) to expand tourism and hospitality offerings at Madinat Al Irfan and Yiti Integrated Tourism Development, strengthening the sultanate’s appeal as a destination for visitors and investors.
Global Village will open its doors today (October 14) for Season 31, welcoming guests to ‘A More Wonderful World’ with new attractions, entertainment, dining and cultural experiences.
Iniala Valletta has unveiled WITHIN, a new luxury wellbeing and longevity concept combining medical expertise, advanced technology and personalised wellness experiences, at the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) Global Summit 2026 in Malta.
talabat has signed a five-year strategic partnership with Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE), part of the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism, extending their collaboration across Dubai’s festivals and events calendar from 2027 to 2031.
Ferrari World Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, has launched the sixth season of its Roof Walk Experience, inviting visitors to explore the theme park’s red roof until April 30, 2027.
Oriental Land and ORIENTAL LAND CRUISE have named their first Disney cruise ship to operate in Japan Disney Imagination, with the Tokyo International Cruise Terminal set to serve as its primary homeport.
General-purpose AI assistants, a broken customer acquisition funnel and a squeeze on investor money are likely to be the biggest threats facing travel startups in 2027. That's according to speakers and judges at the Travel Technology Association's (Travel Tech) Start-Up Summit, which takes place on October 14 in Washington DC.
