Cunard’s iconic Event Voyages are curated in partnership with the biggest names in entertainment, and now the luxury cruise line has unveiled part of its 2026 schedule.

The full program will be launched in two phases, and this first announcement welcomes back several Cunard favorites to flagship Queen Mary 2 and the brand’s newest ship, Queen Anne.

Novotel, in collaboration with Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), is delighted to unveil the Legendary Room celebrating Pedro Miguel Pauleta at Novotel Riyadh Sahafa. As part of the global Novotel Legendary Rooms initiative, this immersive and bespoke hotel room brings to life the legacy of one of PSG’s most iconic players, offering guests a unique blend of storytelling, design, and hospitality.

The Legendary Room at Novotel Riyadh Sahafa pays homage to Pedro Miguel Pauleta “the Eagle of the Azores”, renowned for his contributions to PSG and the wider football world.

A twice-in-a-lifetime experience… Some places you visit once and cross off your bucket list. Sweden isn’t one of them. This is a country of contrasts so vast that one trip simply isn’t enough. Where else can you swim in a crystal-clear lake in summer and skate long distances across its frozen surface in winter? Or witness the Northern Lights one season and bask in 24-hour daylight under the Midnight Sun the next? Here are 5 reasons why you should visit Sweden at least twice in a lifetime.

According to UN Tourism’s data, after an initial slow recovery from the impacts of the pandemic, Asia and the Pacific has been rapidly returning to full strength. In 2024. Destinations in the region welcomed 316 million international arrivals between them, equivalent to 87% of pre-pandemic numbers, and up from 66% at the end of 2023.  South Asia saw the best results by sub-region, with a 92% recovery, and Maldives posted the highest growth in the region, welcoming 20% more tourists than in 2019, followed by Japan, with 16%, Fiji with 10% and Sri Lanka 7% more compared to 2019. The Commission’s host this year, Indonesia welcomed 13.9 million tourists in 2024, recovering 86% of 2019 levels.