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GoJet Airlines Takes Flight with North America’s Leading Regional Airline 2026 Award

Recognition at the World Travel Awards Caribbean & The Americas Gala Ceremony in Jamaica puts the spotlight on the regional carrier connecting communities, major cities and the wider world. In an industry where the glamour of long-haul travel often captures the headlines, it is the regional airlines that quietly make the wider journey possible. Connecting smaller markets with major aviation hubs, bringing business travellers closer to their destinations and opening up a broader world of travel opportunities, these carriers play an indispensable role in the modern travel experience.

breakingtravelnews.com

Mandarin Oriental & Globe-Trotter Unveil a Global Partnership Celebrating the Symbolic Art of Travel

Mandarin Oriental is delighted to announce a global partnership with Globe-Trotter, bringing together two iconic names united by a shared devotion to craftsmanship, heritage and the art of travel. Once the luggage brand of choice for Winston Churchill and Queen Elizabeth II, Globe-Trotter have been meticulously crafting exquisite vulcanised fibreboard cases for well over 100 years. Renowned for their iconic romantic style and durability, they have remained a preferred choice among well-seasoned travellers. Aptly named Globe-Trotter, the brand’s reputation for time honoured craftsmanship and personalisation sits naturally in harmony with Mandarin Oriental.

breakingtravelnews.com

Hilton Garden Inn West 35th Street Unveils Full Renovation in the Heart of Midtown Manhattan

Hilton Garden Inn West 35th Street has unveiled a refreshed new look following a full property-wide renovation designed to elevate the guest experience in the heart of Midtown Manhattan. Located at 63 W. 35th Street, the 31-story hotel features 298 guest rooms and two one-bedroom suites, offering travelers modern accommodations, convenient access to some of New York City’s most recognizable destinations and views that connect guests to the energy of the city.

breakingtravelnews.com

Beat the Rush for Inca Trail Permits and Lock in 2026 Rates for 2027

Peru’s leading Indigenous-owned trekking specialist, Alpaca Expeditions, urges travel advisors to start planning 2027 Peru adventures in advance, especially those hoping to hike the iconic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. As an incentive for early planning, Alpaca Expeditions is extending 2026 rates for select 2027 expeditions booked before November 30, 2026. A deposit of US$200 per person is required to initiate bookings.

breakingtravelnews.com

Fort Myers Strengthens UK and Ireland Trade Ties in 2026

Fort Myers, Florida’s Gulf Coast destination encompassing the vibrant city of Fort Myers and the renowned islands of Sanibel and Captiva, has trained 418 travel agents across the UK and Ireland so far in 2026, as the destination continues to strengthen its engagement with the travel trade through a programme of training, webinars and industry events. The destination has worked with a range of travel trade partners this year, including Visit USA, Hablo, British Airways and US Airtours. Through these partnerships, Fort Myers has maintained a strong presence across the UK and Ireland this year, providing agents with the destination knowledge and product information needed to confidently recommend Fort Myers to their customers.

breakingtravelnews.com

Ajman Expands Tourism Reach in Central Asia with Promotional Roadshow in Tashkent

As part of its strategic efforts to diversify tourism source markets and expand its international reach, the Ajman Department of Tourism, Culture and Media is conducting a promotional roadshow across Central Asia from 12 to 16 October, with dedicated events in Tashkent on 13 October and Almaty on 15 October. The roadshow aims to strengthen direct engagement with key travel and tourism partners, showcase Ajman’s diverse destination offering, and explore new opportunities for cooperation and strategic partnerships across two promising markets. The initiative also supports the Department’s wider efforts to broaden its international partner network and strengthen Ajman’s visibility among new visitor segments.

breakingtravelnews.com

I’ve Visited 20+ Spanish Cities: Skip Palma For This 14th-Century City With 77°F Autumns, $17 Dinners, And Fewer Crowds

Forget Barcelona and that jam-packed Gothic Quarter, Madrid with the grand Belle Époque boulevards, and even pretty little Palma, with its soaring cathedral built as stout as a fortress: After visiting 11 out of the country’s 17 autonomous communities, and something like 23 different major cities, from the northwesternmost edge of Galicia all the way

traveloffpath.com

Tourism expansion v turtle nests: the dispute dividing communities in one Tobago resort

Plans for a 200-room project on an unspoiled beach have pitted developers against the conservationists fighting for smaller-scale schemes to protect the island’s habitat Visitors to Rocky Point in south-west Tobago are drawn to its sandy beach, fringed by coral reefs and dark rock formations and carpeted with the fruit-bearing trees found on Caribbean coastlines – almonds, sea grapes, coconuts, and the poisonous manchineel. The beach is part of Back Bay, a 500-metre swathe of land, and trekking through its undulating terrain, thickly covered in bush and shrubs, feels akin to walking through a rainforest. But this still relatively unspoiled location is at the centre of a struggle between two opposing interests – those who see large-scale development as the most profitable path and those who believe smaller, incremental developments owned by the community would be best.

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