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  • DCT Abu Dhabi and Etihad Airways reaffirm long-term commitment to the Indian market

    The Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi), in collaboration with Etihad Airways and leading tourism stakeholders, has concluded a C-level trade visit from India, reinforcing long-standing partnerships and setting a clear direction for the next phase of growth across one of the emirate’s most important source markets.
  • Europcar responds to reports the Government will revise ZEV mandate targets

    Responding to reports that the Government is set to ease the ZEV mandate’s 2030 target, Tom Middleditch, Sustainability spokesperson at Europcar Mobility Group UK, said: “Easing the pressure on manufacturers makes sense. OEMs have been telling us for months that the current trajectory was becoming unworkable, and a more realistic supply-side target should help stabilise the market for everyone who buys vehicles at scale.
  • Bermuda: The Coolcation That Doesn’t Require a Coat

    As travellers increasingly embrace the “coolcation” trend in search of destinations with more comfortable temperatures, Bermuda is redefining what a climate-conscious getaway can look like. Rather than escaping to destinations that are too hot in summer or too cold in winter, visitors can enjoy Bermuda’s sweet spot: a year-round blend of sunshine, sea breezes and outdoor adventure.

    Just a direct flight from London, Bermuda offers an alternative to traditional seasonal travel. Here, mild temperatures, world-class experiences and breathtaking natural beauty come together in every season, making the island an ideal destination for those seeking balance rather than extremes.

  • Access Hospitality launches Access Evo,  an AI intelligence layer for hotels

    Access Hospitality has launched Access Evo, a new AI-powered intelligence layer that connects CRS, CRM, RMS and Booking Engine data into a single operating environment for hotel teams.

    Launching at HITEC 2026, Evo addresses one of the hospitality industry’s most persistent operational challenges: fragmented technology stacks that slow decision-making, increase manual reporting and make it harder for teams to act quickly on commercial opportunities.