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EgyptTours.com, renowned for elite travel experiences, is transforming luxury travel with its new collection of private Egypt tours. Designed for those seeking history, comfort, and exclusivity, these packages offer personalized cultural exploration, led by certified Egyptologist guides, chauffeured luxury vehicles, and exclusive five-star Nile River cruises.
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Holland America Line is enhancing its iconic Grand Voyages in 2026 with the addition of members of its Culinary Ambassador program to select segments. Global Fresh Fish Ambassador Chef Masaharu Morimoto, acclaimed Seattle Restaurateur Chef Ethan Stowell and Master Tea Blender and Founder and CEO of Art of Tea Steve Schwartz will join segments of the 133-day Grand World Voyage, and famed Chocolatier Jacques Torres will join a portion of the 93-day Grand Australia and New Zealand Voyage — bringing exclusive events to guests on board.
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Collecting sports memorabilia is more than just a hobby for NFL fans— it’s a badge of fandom that evokes the tailgate BBQ, the roar in the stadium after an unbelievable catch, and the post-game celebration. Building on that passion, Marriott Bonvoy, Marriott International’s award-winning travel platform and Official Sponsor of the NFL, is now reimagining one of travel’s most familiar items, the hotel keycard, as a true collector’s item that fans will want to keep forever. To kick off the latest season of its NFL partnership, Marriott Bonvoy has teamed up with 2025 NFL “Fanbassador” Adam Devine and six global artists to debut Marriott Bonvoy Keysakes: art-driven, NFL-themed keycards that can also unlock sports’ ultimate prize: waking up inside Levi’s Stadium on Super Bowl Sunday in the Marriott Bonvoy Super Bowl Sleepover Suite.
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Travelport, a global technology company that powers travel bookings for hundreds of thousands of travel suppliers worldwide, today announced a strategic partnership with Farenexus to integrate the advanced contract management solution nexusCMT into the Travelport+ platform.
This collaboration delivers powerful new tools that aim to help travel agencies and TMCs increase profitability, eliminate manual errors, and make smarter booking decisions.
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