Qatar Airways, the Official Airline Partner of FIFA since May 2017, continues to expand its global football footprint by joining the first ever FIFA Club World Cup 2025™ as Official Airline Partner, bringing world-class football and world-class hospitality together for fans in the US and across the globe.

The airline finds itself in familiar grounds following the momentum of its historic “Sponsorship treble”, where Qatar Airways was the Official Airline Partner of the UEFA Champions League, as well as being sponsor of both finalists – Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain. Both of these teams will also be competing in the FIFA Club World Cup™, where Qatar Airways will offer fans exclusive experiences at the tournament, and feature prominently in the tournament branding.

As the travel industry converges on Barcelona for Phocuswright Europe 2025, from June 10-12, a stellar lineup of visionary leaders are poised to share groundbreaking perspectives on the forces shaping travel’s next era.  Top executives from global giants including Expedia Group, Amadeus, Lufthansa Group, OAG, HomeToGo, Rail Europe, Chain4Travel, Omio, Dida, and Zamna, will take the stage, offering an unparalleled look into the strategic shifts and technological advancements driving the sector forward.

Phocuswright Europe, taking place at the Palau de Congressos de Catalunya, is renowned as the travel industry’s premier executive conference, bringing together decision-makers for candid conversations, sharp debates, and a front-row seat to the latest innovations.  The 2025 theme, “The New Age(nts),” promises a deep dive into how new models and technologies are redefining the travel landscape.

Virgin Atlantic recently marked 25 years of flying to India and its ongoing commitment to growth in the region. Since first launching flights between London Heathrow and Delhi in July 2000, India is now the airline’s third largest market and has grown from zero to one million seats each year, with five flights daily from Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru. Growth of 350% since 2019.

The retail giant is back online following a huge cyber attack over the Easter weekend