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The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) has named interCaribbean Airways the Official Airline Partner for the 2026 State of the Tourism Industry Conference (SOTIC) being held in Georgetown, Guyana, Oct. 5-9. Under the agreement, interCaribbean Airways will offer a 25% discount on flights for SOTIC delegates and CTO members traveling to the conference. The partnership is designed to strengthen regional participation and improve accessibility for attendees from across the Caribbean.

Excitement is building for this summer’s biggest celestial event - the solar eclipse on 12th August - and leading the way for a new crowd of travellers: stargazers, astrophotographers and astrotourists.  While the world looks outwards, astrotourism is having a moment: According to the Natural History Museum, only 1 in 20 people enjoy skies clear enough to count more than 30 stars clearly Booking.com revealed that 62% of travellers express interest in darker-sky destinations and noctourism experiences

The familiar orange airline is preparing to enter a new era. EasyJet has agreed to a £5.7 billion takeover by US private equity giant Apollo Global Management, bringing one of Britain’s best-known aviation brands under private ownership and raising a bigger question: what happens when private equity takes control of a low-cost airline built on scale, simplicity and relentless efficiency?

As European travel habits continue to evolve, September is emerging as one of the most appealing months to visit Ibiza. New research from the European Travel Commission suggests travellers are increasingly embracing the shoulder season, with September bookings rising across Europe as visitors look to avoid the heat and crowds of peak summer. At the same time, holidays are becoming shorter, with four to six-night breaks now the most common trip length across Europe, replacing the longer week or two-week holiday. Ibiza is well placed to benefit from this shift.

Excitement is building for this summer’s biggest celestial event - the solar eclipse on 12th August - and leading the way for a new crowd of travellers: stargazers, astrophotographers and astrotourists.  While the world looks outwards, astrotourism is having a moment: According to the Natural History Museum, only 1 in 20 people enjoy skies clear enough to count more than 30 stars clearly Booking.com revealed that 62% of travellers express interest in darker-sky destinations and noctourism experiences

Tomorrow marks International Cat Day, and there is no place more suited to celebrate our furry feline friends than İstanbul. The famous street cats have captured hearts around the world, strolling through active soccer pitches, ballet performances and metro stations as a part of daily life in the bicontinental city. The community cats are cared for by residents in the neighborhoods as well as by municipal feeding stations, public watering bowls and innovative smart kiosks.
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