AI’s become a genuinely visible part of travel planning now. Finding destination ideas, comparing hotels, building out an itinerary — all of it’s shifting how travelers actually search for and use information. Instead of relying purely on search engines, travel sites, guidebooks, or whatever a friend recommended once, people now use AI tools that chew through a ton of info and hand back personalized suggestions in seconds.
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WORLD ALZHEIMER’S DAY
NORTH EAST rail operator Lumo has pledged to ensure every single employee is equipped to help passengers with dementia travel more confidently as World Alzheimer’s Day takes place today (MON).The transport firm is the first in the UK to partner with the Alzheimer’s Society to provide information sessions to its entire workforce.
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Keeping travel moving: aviation, access and connectivity at ATM 2026
Following Arabian Travel Market 2026, Breaking Travel News speaks directly with airline, airport and destination leaders about the connectivity trends helping keep Middle East tourism moving, from restored air capacity and new routes to visa facilitation, easing travel advisories and a more seamless journey through airports. -
Maldives looks beyond the honeymoon as ATM 2026 points to a broader tourism proposition
Following Arabian Travel Market 2026, Breaking Travel News looks at tourism trends direct from the source: from our interviews with industry leaders and experts on the ground. Here we investigate how the Maldives is looking beyond its long-established reputation as a destination for honeymooners and luxury travellers, with a renewed focus on family holidays, adventure, culture, cuisine and experience-led travel emerging as a key theme at Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2026.