By Pru Goudie 2025 has been a strong year for travel, with operators across the UK reporting growth, record bookings, and renewed interest in both classic and emerging destinations. As we look ahead to 2026, trends are pointing toward immersive, off-the-beaten-path experiences, wellness and solo travel and a growing emphasis on responsible, culturally enriching journeys. At the same time, businesses are navigating challenges such as climate change, overtourism, and geopolitic

by JoAnna Haugen Fifteen years ago, it was the rare travel company that outlined an animal welfare policy or put protocols in place to...

by JoAnna Haugen In the immediate days after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the tourism industry galvanised its robust network of...

by JoAnna Haugen When travellers leave home, they may set their personal problems behind for a bit, but challenges exist wherever they...

By Pippa Jacks Group Editor TTG Media Ltd - 07 FEB 2022 Demand for adventure travel in the UK is set to continue even once more of the...

by Pru Goudie Last week Chris Haslam, Chief writer at the The Times & Sunday Times, shared an article he’d published which outlined...

by JoAnna Haugen In the months prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, teenage activist Greta Thunberg riled the world up with flight shaming....

by JoAnna Haugen Travel companies increasingly realise the need to abandon extractive and destructive models of operation. As Certified B...