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ICT2026 to Be Held at Hainan University

By Nazmi Kozak

IHG to rebrand 14 hotels in Kyoto

By Kerem Köfteoğlu

Azerbaijan approves 2026–2030 State Tourism Development Programme

By Kerem Köfteoğlu

Xanadu Makadi Bay named among TopHotels’ “TOP 100” hotels for 2025

By Nazmi Kozak

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REC Net Research Symposium to Bring Together Recreation, Tourism and Hospitality Researchers

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Tourism Momentum Builds Across Asia as Five Countries Stand Out

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FAA Clears Boeing 737 MAX 7 for Commercial Service

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