Marriott Bonvoy will soon launch its branding and replace Marriott Rewards, The Ritz-Carlton Rewards, Starwood Preferred Guest.

Aalborg is in the top ten most interesting places to visit worldwide this year, the reputable newspaper writes.

Initially launched as a new airline aimed at millennials, Air France admits the brand positioning was “difficult to understand”.

Begun in cooperation with the country’s tourism authority, the aim is to highlight Bahrain’s tourism potential.

The Latvia airline is increasing its frequencies between Riga and the country’s sandy coastline. It's also naming its planes.

The holiday wing of the UK flag carrier puts Durban on its list for the first time, beside the likes of Edinburgh, Kos and Cancun.

A short film is being created at varying lengths in which the famous actress stars as a mermaid.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand has outlined a plan for greater promotion of what the country as a whole has to offer.

Sweden's Halland region will now be able to attract more tourists thanks to access to Copenhagen’s marketing clout.

Travelling from home is not necessary, as the airline releases the first of three new virtual reality explorations.

EU-China Tourism Year has helped to boost interest in the eastern countries of the European Union.

The elusive underground artist will be promoting his hotel in Bethlehem to the travel trade with a new artwork.

The airline has launched a new marketing campaign in the We Are Travelers series, filming arrivals at CPH.

Eurblarp Sriphiromya has worked for the Tourism Authority of Thailand in posts around the world for 25 years.

The four fitness videos, which have been posted to YouTube, are based on US army training workouts.

A deal with the operator GS Star will see 15 avid hotels open in the “priority market” of Germany over the next five years.

The hugely popular movie set in Singapore and Malaysia has inspired a surge in searches for travel there.

Best Western has introduced two new boutique hotel brands, but they both enter crowded and highly competitive segments.

Karen Østerbye transitions from Icelandair’s PR chief for Scandinavia to a new job at the region’s second-biggest expo venue.

The short film has two directors and two actors, from Sweden and Korea, to “create a film about beautiful connections”.