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Adults-Only Overwater Resort in Riviera Maya Secures Forbes Travel Guide Recommended Award for 2026 Under Lomas Hospitality

New ITB Berlin data reveals that global travel grew 4% in 2025, with holiday demand dominating and business/MICE travel rebounding, offering an optimistic outlook for 2026.

Discover how Amadeus’ acquisition of SkyLink is ushering in a new era of conversational AI in travel, transforming how businesses and travelers interact with booking systems through natural language and intelligent automation.

A practical travel safety guide to help you stay calm, verify information, and make smart decisions before and during any trip anywhere in the world.

NASCAR is entering a new phase of race weekend hospitality. With the launch of NASCAR Signature Experiences, the organization introduces two distinct premium environments — 1948 and Rev House — designed to expand access, elevate service, and reshape how fans experience live motorsports in 2026. From heritage-inspired VIP spaces to high-energy social hubs, the initiative signals a strategic shift in how NASCAR structures premium engagement across the season.

InterContinental Hotels Group predicts the 2026 FIFA World Cup will help reverse the recent U.S. tourism slowdown, according to the Financial Times. Here’s what it means for hospitality, travel demand, and hotel performance.

Lomas Hospitality strengthened its global media presence at IMM North America 2026 in New York, showcasing its luxury resort portfolio across the Mexican Caribbean. Through its MORE INCLUSIVE® concept, the brand highlighted immersive experiences rooted in culture, nature, and elevated hospitality. The event reinforced Lomas Hospitality’s commitment to international visibility and strong editorial partnerships within the travel industry.

Hotel Occupancy, Hotel Supply Growth, Airbnb Expansion & Air Capacity Trends (2020–2028)

Cancún International Airport received 24.4 million passengers between January and October 2025, reaffirming Quintana Roo as Mexico’s leading tourism gateway. Improved airport processes, strong global connectivity and the appeal of the Mexican Caribbean's natural and cultural attractions continue to drive demand. With 12 diverse destinations, the state is poised for sustained tourism growth heading into 2026.

Christmas holidays consistently rank among the busiest travel periods of the year. High demand leads to higher fares, fuller flights and reduced flexibility. However, with a structured strategy it is possible to secure competitive prices and select the itinerary that best fits your travel needs. This guide outlines key factors to consider, from when to buy to how to choose destinations based on your style of travel. When to Book to Secure Better Prices During peak season, boo

TourRadar and JourneyWoman have joined forces to launch the world’s first booking platform dedicated to women’s travel and solo female adventures. With more than 6,600 curated trips designed for women—especially the fast-growing 50+ solo traveler segment—the new JourneyWoman Travel Directory offers a trusted, safe, and easy way to find women-friendly experiences around the world. This partnership marks a major milestone in the evolution of female-focused travel.

GFNY Cozumel 2025 brought together over 3,000 cyclists for its 12th edition, featuring a revamped route and a stunning waterfront finish. The event generated up to 160 million pesos in economic impact and attracted more than 9,000 additional visitors to the island. With record female participation and a vibrant atmosphere, Cozumel reaffirmed its position as a global leader in sports tourism.

Grupo Lomas, a leader in Mexican hospitality and tourism, earned five prestigious honors at the 2025 Travvy Awards, celebrating excellence in travel and service. The company’s brands — Lomas Travel, Aqua Nick Riviera Maya, and El Dorado Maroma — were recognized among the best in Mexico. These awards reaffirm Grupo Lomas’s legacy of innovation and world-class hospitality in the Riviera Maya.

The WTM Global Travel Report 2025 signals a new era for tourism, forecasting faster growth than the global economy. Travelers now seek connection, authenticity, and impact. Hospitality’s future depends on sustainability, innovation, and human-centered experiences.

In today’s world, travel begins long before takeoff — it starts with a scroll. Instagram has transformed how we dream, plan, and choose our next destination. More than pictures, it’s about emotions, authenticity, and the stories we collect along the way.

Cancún is stepping onto the global stage once again — this time as part of the world’s most watched sporting event. Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa announced that Fairmont Mayakoba  and Moon Palace  have been selected to host two national football teams competing in the FIFA World Cup 2026, reinforcing Cancún’s position as a strategic and world-class tourism hub. “This achievement is the result of a shared vision and coordinated effort: to put Cancún on the global map not only

The World Travel Awards Latin America Gala 2025 takes center stage in Cancún at the AVA Resort. Highlighted nominations include El Dorado Maroma, Palafitos Overwater Bungalows, The Fives, and Ixtapa Zihuatanejo. A celebration of excellence shaping the future of tourism and hospitality in Mexico and beyond.

Wellness tourism isn’t just a buzzword anymore—it’s a global travel powerhouse. According to a new report from Global Growth Insights , ...

The new Volaris flight from Guadalajara, Mexico, to Ixtapa Zihuatanejo, Mexico is more than just a route—it’s a celebration of culture and paradise. With the playful campaign “El Mariachi Loco wants…”, mariachi meets the sea, blending Jalisco’s traditions with Guerrero’s beauty. A flight that promises not only connection but unforgettable memories.

As summer winds down, Labor Day remains a critical weekend for the travel and hospitality industry. According to the latest AAA booking...