Total global air cargo demand, measured in cargo tonne-kilometres (CTK), increased by 6.0% in May this year, compared to May 2025 levels (6.5% for international operations), according to International Air Transport Association (IATA) data.
Wynn Al Marjan Island today announced a landmark partnership with Punchdrunk, the internationally acclaimed immersive theatre company behind some of the most influential and genre-defining productions of the past two decades, including the global phenomenon Sleep No More.
Coral Beach Resort Sharjah has been recognised at the Hozpitality Group’s Middle East Chef Excellence Awards, F&B Excellence Awards, and Leaders Powerlist 2026, marking a strong performance across multiple hospitality categories.
Manor by JA hotel has announced that it has successfully implemented a first-of-its-kind project in the Middle East in partnership with ASAS, Al Ghurair and Enernouva to reduce energy consumption in its heating systems by up to 80%, without requiring any upfront capital investment by the hotel.
Dubai Calendar’s July 2026 programme features live shows, sports, and family attractions, led by Dubai Summer Surprises, alongside international performances and FIFA World Cup fan zones, offering diverse entertainment for residents and visitors.
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Tourism has unveiled its AI Tourism Vision, a strategic initiative aimed at accelerating digital transformation and positioning the Kingdom as a global leader in tourism innovation.
DC Aviation Al-Futtaim (DCAF) has expanded its charter fleet with the addition of a fully managed Airbus ACJ318 Elite+, scheduled to enter service by the end of June 2026 and be based at its facility at Al Maktoum International Airport in Dubai South.
The Maldives has emerged as the leading destination for UAE travellers this summer, accounting for one in five international hotel bookings, according to dnata Travel’s latest data. Thailand, Mauritius, Canada and Australia complete the top five most-booked destinations.
UN Tourism and International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) report finds women are severely underrepresented in tourism transport, especially in technical and leadership roles. It highlights major barriers including safety, legal gaps, and limited career access, and outlines a three-year action plan to improve gender equality.
RateHawk and PhocusWright report outlines 10 trends shaping travel distribution by 2036, highlighting AI, personalised demand, digital influence, market volatility, and stronger tech systems driving industry transformation and operational efficiency.