Escape to the Hajar Mountains as Nomad Sharjah Retreat Reopens for the Season

Breaking Travel News - Oct 19, 2026

As temperatures begin to cool across the UAE, Nomad Sharjah Retreat reopens for the season on 15 October, inviting guests to swap the city’s bustle for crisp mountain mornings, open skies and unforgettable outdoor experiences. Tucked away in a secluded valley in Kalba, on Sharjah’s scenic east coast, the retreat offers an idyllic setting to slow down, reconnect with nature and make the most of the country’s beautiful winter months.

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On September 22, after a five-year trial, 15 men from Sri Lanka’s minority Muslim community were convicted and sentenced to 200 to 260 years in prison each for their involvement in the 2019 Easter bombings. The coordinated suicide attacks on luxury hotels and Christian places of worship on April 21, 2019, remain one of the deadliest terror incidents in the island nation’s history, claiming more than 250 lives. While the devastation and subsequent investigations were covered widely in the global...

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With Michelin’s Green Star gone, Hong Kong seeks to redefine sustainable dining

Oct 18, 2026

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David Toutain witnessed the birth of the Michelin Green Star in 2020. His eponymous restaurant in Paris was among the first to be awarded while Feuille, his Hong Kong outpost, secured one within a year of its 2023 opening. But even when Michelin quietly retired the award this year, he still never understood exactly how it was assessed. “I have no idea,” he says. “I don’t know the rules. I don’t know anything about it, to be very honest.” His confusion points to a larger problem. The Green Star...

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Montreal borough tightens rules on e-scooters as youth injuries skyrocket

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Breaking Travel News announces biggest-ever presence at WTM London 2026

Oct 18, 2026

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Europe’s winners celebrated at first World Travel Awards Ceremony in Montenegro

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Norway takes on the Alps with major push for British skiers

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