​The Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) welcomes the decision by the United Kingdom to lift the travel advisory. Dubai is open, with hotels, attractions, restaurants, retail destinations and other destination experiences ready to welcome back UK visitors to the city.

Dubai International (DXB) has remained operational. Emirates is currently operating 97% of its global network, serving 138 destinations across 73 countries. Dubai Airports and airline partners continue to work to restore capacity and connectivity.  

​Planning a holiday to Costa Rica is exciting, but with so many regions, wildlife experiences and landscapes to choose from, it can be difficult to know where to start. At Latin Routes, our Costa Rica tours showcase the very best of this remarkable destination, from wildlife-rich rainforests and active volcanoes to tropical coastlines and cloud forests. Whether you’re travelling for the first time or returning to explore a different side of the country, understanding how Costa Rica’s diverse regions work together is the key to creating a rewarding and memorable journey.  

​Travel professionals looking to sell The Florida Keys & Key West can grow their destination knowledge with the relaunched Key Lime Academy.
Providing the tools, insight, and inspiration to help the UK and Irish travel trade better support their clients and build stronger enquiry levels for The Florida Keys & Key West, the Key Lime Academy explores the sub-tropical archipelago’s five regions: Key Largo, Islamorada, Marathon, the Lower Keys, and Key West. Through the training module, travel professionals can learn about the character of each distinct district and glean the knowledge and confidence they need to match the right client with the right Florida Keys experience.  

​One year after Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association’s (FCCA) Platinum Members and cruise industry executives gathered in Aruba, the FCCA PAMAC Destination Summit returns this week in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic.

Scheduled for June 23–26, the annual event will bring together destination stakeholders and senior cruise leaders for strategic meetings, networking and collaboration aimed at strengthening partnerships and advancing cruise tourism throughout the Caribbean and Latin America.  

​Uganda will host the Future Hospitality Summit (FHS) Africa for the first time on 2-3 February 2027, marking a major milestone for the country’s tourism and hospitality sector and reinforcing its ambition to become one of Africa’s leading investment destinations.

The announcement follows a partnership between the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) and the bench – the organisers of FHS Africa, the continent’s leading hospitality investment platform. The summit will bring together global investors, hotel developers, operators, tourism leaders and government officials to explore opportunities across Uganda’s rapidly expanding hospitality landscape.