Colombia's October Recess Week Sends 2.1 Million Travellers Into the Skies
Colombia's October recess week gives 8.3m students a break — and puts 2.1m travellers in the air. What it mean...
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South Africans Are Holidaying at Home More Than Ever — and Redefining Luxury Doing It
Domestic holiday trips in South Africa jumped 36% in early 2026. Why local escapes like the Cape Winelands are...
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Los Cabos tourism took a hit in 2026 — but cruises, Canadians and domestic travellers are picking up the slack
Los Cabos tourism fell 7.2% in 2026, but record cruises, returning Mexican travellers and growing Canadian arr...
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