What are the seven contemporary wonders of the world? Dad and I can’t even agree on Dubai

Breaking Travel News - Nov 9, 2026

WTTC is asking the world to choose seven landmarks that changed how we travel. After a weekend debating it with my dad, I’ve got a building site in Barcelona, an opera house in the Amazon and a fairly serious problem with the number seven.

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Despite regional disruption, Dubai Airports CEO Paul Griffiths is sticking to his 100 million passenger target for 2027, while planning passport-free journeys and a 260 million capacity successor airport. The post Dubai Airports CEO Paul Griffiths on Navigating Uncertainty and New Mega-Hub Plans appeared first on Business Traveller.

Caribbean needs more luxury cruise experiences, says cruise executive

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Caribbean destinations could attract more luxury cruise ships by developing more high-end shore experiences, according to Jason Montague, chief luxury officer of Regent Seven Seas Cruises and Oceania Cruises, part of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.

TUI boosts Goa capacity by 28% for Winter 2027/28

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TUI is increasing Goa capacity by 28% for Winter 2027/28, with more than 32,000 seats available across five weekly direct TUI Airways flights from London Gatwick and Manchester between November 2027 and March 2028. The expanded programme will see London Gatwick gain a new Sunday service, joining existing Wednesday and Saturday flights and giving customers three opportunities a week to fly direct to Goa.

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AE Expeditions has unveiled its 2028–29 Antarctic season, featuring 37 voyages, four new itineraries and seven Special Edition voyages, inviting travellers to discover the southernmost regions with savings of up to 25 per cent on selected departures for a limited time. Spanning Antarctica, South Georgia, the Falklands~Malvinas and Patagonia, the season features expeditions ranging from eight to 23 days aboard AE’s three purpose-built small ships, Greg Mortimer, Sylvia Earle and Douglas Mawson.

Brazil launches global campaign for the 2027 Women’s World Cup

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European tourism demand held firm over the summer despite ongoing global uncertainty, according to the European Travel Commission’s (ETC) latest European Tourism: Trends & Prospects quarterly report (Q3/2026). International tourist arrivals increased by 3% compared with the same period in 2025, and the vast majority of destinations (80%) recorded more foreign visits than last year. The outlook, however, is increasingly shaped by forces beyond the sector’s control. Geopolitical and climate instability is pushing up prices and weakening travel confidence, while higher energy costs are set to squeeze household budgets and change how people travel in the months ahead.

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