Category: Breaking Travel News

IHG Hotels & Resorts (IHG), one of the world’s leading hotel companies, announces its first signing in Iceland for its midscale long stay brand Candlewood Suites, by IHG. Signed as part of an agreement with ALVA Capital, IHG will look to develop up to 500 rooms in the city or wider Iceland over the next three to five years introducing some of IHG’s leading brands, including Holiday Inn Express and Garner hotels, to the Nordics.

Savannah-Georgia Convention Center Authority and global hospitality leader Hilton recently broke ground on the 444-room Signia by Hilton Savannah, expected to debut in mid-2028. Owned by SGCCA and developed in partnership with the Georgia World Congress Center Authority (GWCCA), which also manages the Savannah Convention Center, the hotel will serve as the Savannah Convention Center’s headquarters hotel and will be managed by Hilton.

Tucked away on the northwest coast of Cyprus, Coral Bay presents a compelling blend of postcard-perfect beaches and rugged natural beauty. Renowned for its crystal clear waters and excellent Mediterranean climate, this destination serves as an ideal base for both relaxation and adventure. The area masterfully balances well-organised tourist amenities with access to some of the island’s most pristine and protected landscapes, offering a holiday experience that can be as lively or as tranquil as one desires. Families seeking comprehensive facilities often find excellent accommodation options, such as the aqua sol holiday village & water park – 4 star hotel, which provides direct access to leisure activities.

Asia and Oceania’s elite travel brands were in the spotlight at the World Travel Awards (WTA) in Hong Kong. The stars of the industry convened for the WTA Asia & Oceania Gala Ceremony 2025 to find out who had won the most prestigious and highly sought-after honours in global tourism.