Here are the reasons why the price of your favorite perfume keeps increasing
If you recently renewed your favorite perfume bottle, you've probably noticed a sharp price increase, often between 10% and 15% in a single year. This trend is explained by a perfect storm of raw material crises and strategic repositioning by luxury brands. The...
READING TIME: 2 minWhy is there still tuberculosis in Malaysia ?
Malaysian Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad sounded the alarm on Tuesday, February 10, 2026, revealing the detection of ten new tuberculosis (TB) outbreaks across seven states since last Saturday, highlighting a worrying resurgence of this infectious disease. The state of Johor is the hardest...
READING TIME: 2 minA 65 million Brazilian Carnival
Carnival is a major driver of Brazil's economy and tourism every year. According to estimates from the Ministry of Tourism and Embratur, the Brazilian tourism promotion agency, the national mobilization will reach more than 65 million revelers (foliões) in the streets this year, 22% more than in 2025. Just...
READING TIME: 2 minA new Louis Vuitton hotel in Bangkok
To celebrate the 130th anniversary of its iconic monogram pattern, the luxury fashion brand opened a hotel-inspired pop-up store today, Wednesday (February 11), in the historic Yaowarat district, best known as the vibrant Chinatown of the Thai capital and the bustling Song Wat Street.
READING TIME: 1 minA new Louis Vuitton hotel in Bangkok
To celebrate the 130th anniversary of its iconic monogram pattern, the luxury fashion brand opened a hotel-inspired pop-up store today, Wednesday (February 11), in the historic Yaowarat district, best known as the vibrant Chinatown of the Thai capital and the bustling Song Wat Street.
READING TIME: 1 minWebBeds in tax turmoil
The shockwaves from the spectacular operation carried out last weekend in Palma by customs agents at the Webbeds offices continue to reverberate throughout the global tourism industry, both because of the scale of the operation and the underlying financial stakes. This leading travel...
READING TIME: 2 minThey buy a convent to transform it into a luxury hotel
The hotel landscape of Granada, Spain, is undergoing a major transformation with the official acquisition of the Convento de Santa Inés, located in the heart of the historic Bajo Albaicín district, by the Didra Group for an estimated €1.5 million. This ambitious project,...
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A 65 million Brazilian Carnival
Carnival is a major driver of Brazil's economy and tourism every year. According to estimates from the Ministry of Tourism and Embratur, the Brazilian tourism promotion agency, the national mobilization will reach more than 65 million revelers (foliões) in the streets this year, 22% more than in 2025. Just...
READING TIME: 2 minPakistan, Lahore happily resumes flights
Once the world capital of the Basant Festival, which celebrated the arrival of spring in an explosion of color, the city of Lahore has seen this tradition banned since 2005 due to deadly incidents related to kite racing. Lahore is now trying to revive this passion while managing the...
READING TIME: 2 minRare hatching of hundreds of green turtles in Kélonia
A delightful surprise marked the beginning of this week at Kélonia, the Sea Turtle Observatory of Reunion Island: hundreds of baby green turtles emerged from the sand of the center's artificial beach. A rare event and a source of hope for this iconic species.
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Pan Am, its grand return to the rhythm of techno
Pan Am®, the legendary airline that literally shaped the golden age of air travel, is preparing to rise from the ashes to reconquer the world's skies. Having reached its peak in the 1960s, establishing itself as the most prestigious international airline in the...
READING TIME: 2 minAirline information: Nas Syria, Delta Air Lines, Oman Air, Avianca, Tap Air Portugal, etc.
A new player in the civil aviation sector. Saudi Arabia and Syria signed several agreements on Saturday, February 7, including the launch of Nas Syria, a joint low-cost airline, officials from both countries announced. This agreement includes the construction of a new airport in Aleppo, northern Syria, and upgrades...
READING TIME: 4 minAir India launches emergency inspections on its Boeing 787 fleet
Indian airspace is once again under close scrutiny after Air India ordered the immediate inspection of fuel control switches on all 33 of its Boeing 787 Dreamliners, following the discovery of a worrying anomaly. According to an internal memo consulted yesterday, Tuesday, February...
READING TIME: 2 minBrazilian ingenuity in capturing the cruise ship windfall
At each port call of the ocean giants in Rio de Janeiro, Salvador de Bahia, or Recife, a veritable hive of ingenuity springs into action, transforming the flow of tourists into a vital source of income for local communities. These "small businesses," born...
READING TIME: 2 minTen new ships for Celebrity River Cruises
Celebrity River Cruises has just announced a commitment to 10 new ships, bringing its European fleet to 20 vessels by 2031. This announcement marks the start of construction, with the first steel cutting for the Celebrity Compass, the company's first river cruise ship. This expansion will make Celebrity River...
READING TIME: 2 minPlenty of whisky on cruise ships
The cruise industry is about to experience a rather unexpected taste revolution, driven by the meteoric rise of Skrewball Whiskey, the American pioneer of peanut butter whiskey, which is forging numerous strategic partnerships to conquer floating bars worldwide. According to Juan Manuel Gomez,...
READING TIME: 2 minSabre is promoting its Cache-powered Intelligent Shopping solution
Sabre's Cache-Powered Intelligent Shopping solution represents a major advancement for travel professionals because it solves the industry's long-standing dilemma: how to offer ultra-fast search without sacrificing fare accuracy. Traditionally, querying airline servers for each search is slow and resource-intensive. Sabre's solution uses an intelligent...
READING TIME: 1 minAn army of docile robots controlled by AI
The idea of an army of docile humanoid robots is no longer confined to science fiction: we are entering a phase of technological transition where the fundamental building blocks (AI, actuators, and batteries) are finally coming together to make this scenario credible by 2030-2035. The Brain: "Embodied" AI
READING TIME: 2 minWhy landing on the moon today is harder than it was 50 years ago
This is the great paradox of space: we have smartphones millions of times more powerful than the Apollo 11 onboard computer, and yet, landing on the Moon today seems like an insurmountable challenge for many. Why the Moon became a "demanding mistress" in 2026 50 years ago, landing on the Moon...
READING TIME: 2 minHere are the reasons why the price of your favorite perfume keeps increasing
If you recently renewed your favorite perfume bottle, you've probably noticed a sharp price increase, often between 10% and 15% in a single year. This trend is explained by a perfect storm of raw material crises and strategic repositioning by luxury brands. The...
READING TIME: 2 minNo more big flops for the cops
Faced with a worrying rise in obesity within its ranks, the Royal Thai Police have launched a radical offensive with their national program dubbed "Bell Shot," sending their most overweight officers to intensive fitness centers. This program, which has already mobilized hundreds of...
READING TIME: 1 minWhat if we could cure all cancers
Unfortunately, and this must be clearly stated from the outset, cancer is not a single disease, but a collection of hundreds of different pathologies. However, AI is becoming the most powerful tool ever created to help doctors treat it. By 2026, it will act as a super-assistant, transforming oncology...
READING TIME: 2 minHow Vietnam will dominate golf in Asia
The Gulf Coast of Vietnam (VGC) is entering 2026 on a high note, consolidating its status as a leading golf destination in Asia thanks to a perfect synergy between massive infrastructure investments and growing international recognition. This sporting dynamism is part of an exceptional national economic trajectory, with Vietnam exhibiting...
READING TIME: 2 minMajor projects coming in 2026
The year 2026 is shaping up to be a historic turning point for the world of golf, driven by colossal investments and an unprecedented fusion of tradition and cutting-edge technology. The most anticipated event is undoubtedly the 2026 Ryder Cup, which will be held at the magnificent Adare Manor...
READING TIME: 2 minTourism : How Vietnam is still taking the ball back
Of the 197 countries (officially recognized by the UN) with golf courses, the fastest growing market may well be Vietnam. Architects specializing in golf courses are having a field day!! Vietnam will have more than 100 golf courses Vietnam currently has 78 golf courses...
READING TIME: 3 minWhy does this boy frighten the Japanese so much ?
The Aonishiki phenomenon (whose real name is Danylo Yavhusishyn) transcends the realm of sport: it touches the very soul of Japan. At just 21 years old, this Ukrainian giant is shaking up the established order and hierarchies, provoking a mixture of fascination and concern among sumo purists. A meteoric and...
READING TIME: 2 minWhy are the Chinese having fewer children ?
Faced with a demographic decline that has now entered its third consecutive year, the Chinese government is preparing to shock the public and impact their wallets with a radical measure: the end of the tax exemption on contraceptive products, effective January 1, 2026. By reintroducing condoms and contraceptive pills to...
READING TIME: 2 minTrump wants Chinese buyers for his Venezuelan oil
In a dramatic geopolitical reversal on Saturday, January 31, 2026, President Donald Trump officially declared that he would "welcome" Chinese investment in Venezuela's oil industry, a country whose economy is struggling to recover after the brutal ouster of Nicolás Maduro on January 3 during the US military operation "Absolute...
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