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A centuries-old Spanish castle perched 100m above the ground has just gone on the market, and the interiors are every bit as impressive as its dramatic setting.http://dlvr.it/TV85bv
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Have you ever tried an eSIM? It could be the way to avoid hefty phone charges – but is it threatening mobile companies?http://dlvr.it/TV80L7
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From where you sit to how you breathe, small changes could make a big difference when anxiety strikes at 30,000ft.http://dlvr.it/TV80L5
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We all know the holidaymakers who drive us mad, from airport annoyances to questionable beach behaviour. But what if you’re guilty of some of the most irritating habits…http://dlvr.it/TV80L3
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Can a paddle in the sea ever be cool? Some of Britain’s classic holidays are more popular than ever – as a new crowd discovers the nation’s retro resorts and rural idylls.http://dlvr.it/TV7TLR
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Aviation experts reveal why there’s been a rise in unexpected turbulence in recent decades and whether passengers can plan trips to avoid it.http://dlvr.it/TV7L77
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ETIAS, the new travel authorisation that will be required to enter 30 European countries, was first announced in 2021 and was due to be mandatory by 2027.http://dlvr.it/TV7L74
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Nine places are battling for the 2029 UK City of Culture title and a £10 million fund. We rank the surprising contenders.http://dlvr.it/TV7L5z
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Nobody has built a better travel search tool than Kayak. There, I said it.http://dlvr.it/TV7CXV
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A family city break to Amsterdam allows England fans to discover another chance to believe a World Cup could be ‘coming home’ – with hockey, canals, bikes and bitterballen along the way.http://dlvr.it/TV6vZb
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From Sapporo to Riyadh, airlines are getting bolder with their long-haul route bets and using efficient widebody jets to test markets that may once have seemed too niche.http://dlvr.it/TV6kQ0
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The heatwaves spreading across Europe this summer have been relentless. Luckily, some cities are better equipped, with cooler temperatures and heat-friendly entertainment.http://dlvr.it/TV6hyG
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From its bombed-out medieval cathedral to the birthplace of 2-Tone, discover the stories and sights behind Coventry’s remarkable comeback.http://dlvr.it/TV6hy9
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If the Cotswolds becomes their new stomping ground, Harry and Meghan are likely to find themselves with just as many celebrity neighbours as they had in California.http://dlvr.it/TV6hxB
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Is Airbnb’s partnership with Tripadvisor merely an expansion of Airbnb’s partnership with Tripadvisor’s res-tech unit Bokun? So far some Airbnb employees aren’t seeing signs of a broad, new Viator inventory partnership in the works.http://dlvr.it/TV6ZmT
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On today’s Skift Daily Briefing, Sarah Dandashy breaks down why Google’s Spirit data purchase is a bargain with enormous AI implications, what the UK’s drip pricing crackdown means for travelers and why the U.S. still hasn’t figured this out, and why Delta’s reliability problems aren’t going away before fall.http://dlvr.it/TV6ZRw
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On this episode of Suite Success, host Katie Cline sits down with Brandon Berkson, founder of Hotels Above Par, a boutique publication reaching more than half a million readers, as well as the creator of Mexzine. Brandon shares how getting furloughed during the pandemic led him to launch the brand, why his background in hotel…
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Sarah Kopit and Seth Borko break down travel’s AI reckoning: what is paying off, what is still experimental, and why data, trust, and ROI now matter more than AI hype.http://dlvr.it/TV6Z4N
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India’s global aviation ambitions still run through the Gulf. When that works, it connects Indian travelers to the world. When geopolitics disrupts it, the shock quickly reaches India’s airlines.http://dlvr.it/TV6Vr4
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As AI models increasingly decide who gets recommended, Chris Nassetta’s view is that the inputs still hold. Reliability, culture, and a lifetime relationship with the guest keep earning the recommendation, even as who does the recommending has changed.http://dlvr.it/TV6PsR