Hoper, Greece’s first scheduled helicopter airline, is changing the way tourists explore the country’s beautiful islands. With flights connecting Athens, Santorini, Mykonos, and other destinations, Hoper offers a faster, more convenient alternative to ferries and private charters. This innovative service is expected to boost Greece’s tourism industry and attract more visitors seeking efficient and scenic travel experiences.
Trip.com Group has partnered with Prioticket, a leading connectivity platform for tours and activities, to expand its offerings and provide seamless travel experiences. This collaboration will enhance Trip.com’s reach and efficiency, offering travelers access to a wider range of attractions, tours, and activities across Europe, the Middle East, and the US.
Hyundai Motor Company and Hilton Grand Vacations APAC & Hawaii are partnering to offer electric vehicle rentals at popular tourist destinations, starting with Hawaii. This collaboration aims to provide eco-conscious travelers with a sustainable and unique travel experience. The partnership aligns with both companies’ commitment to sustainability and could significantly impact the travel industry by encouraging a shift towards more eco-friendly practices.
Jerusalem, a city steeped in history and religious significance, attracts millions of tourists each year. From its ancient sites like the Western Wall and the Dome of the Rock to its modern urban center, Jerusalem offers a unique blend of cultural and spiritual experiences. The city is experiencing a surge in tourism, with visitor numbers exceeding pre-pandemic levels. However, travelers should note that direct flights to Jerusalem are not available, and visitors will need to arrive via Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion International Airport.
Vietnam Airlines marked its 30th anniversary of uninterrupted service between Vietnam and South Korea, celebrating the milestone with its 15 millionth passenger and new partnerships with Korean enterprises. The airline has played a key role in boosting bilateral exchanges and strengthening the relationship between the two countries.
Hyundai Motor Company and Hilton Grand Vacations APAC & Hawaii (HGV) have announced a collaboration to enhance the customer EV experience and attract potential customers in key tourist destinations across Hawaii. The partnership will offer premium customer experiences and sustainable mobility solutions, leveraging Hyundai’s ‘Hyundai Mobility Passport’ program, initially launched in Oahu Island and expanding to Kona this summer.
The British Museum is considering charging foreign visitors an entrance fee of £20 to help fund restoration and expansion. This move, proposed by the former interim director, Sir Mark Jones, would break from the UK’s tradition of free access to public galleries and align the country with international practices. The revenue would also help reduce ticket prices for special exhibitions and alleviate overcrowding.
Istanbul, a city bridging Europe and Asia, has become a haven for travelers thanks to its visa-free policy for citizens of numerous countries. This ease of entry has significantly boosted tourism, business travel, and film production, making Istanbul a sought-after destination for leisure, corporate events, and cultural experiences.
Martinique, a French Caribbean island, has expanded its visa-free entry policy to include 83 countries, making it easier for travelers from across the globe to explore its stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and unique attractions. The move aims to boost tourism and attract more business travelers, holidaymakers, and leisure tourists.
Bangladesh has announced a new visa-free entry policy for citizens of Bhutan and Gambia, aiming to boost its tourism industry. This move reflects Bangladesh’s commitment to fostering international cooperation and promoting travel to its diverse destinations, including bustling cities, serene tea gardens, and iconic natural landscapes.
