Emirates has officially unveiled its interactive stand at the 8th edition of AccessAbilities Expo - the region’s leading event for accessibility & inclusive innovation, took place at Dubai World Trade Centre from the 19-21 October 2026. The exhibition was officially opened by HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman and Chief Executive, Emirates Airline & Group and patron of the AccessAbilities Expo. The Emirates exhibition revealed several innovative and future-focused ideas currently in development - including a cabin familiarization concept being explored for customers who are blind or have low vision, an accessible lounge suite for customers with reduced mobility, as well as biometric boarding gates for customers with accessible travel requirements. Mostafa Karam, Divisional Senior Vice President of Customer Affairs and Service Audit at Emirates, said “Emirates’ ambition is to help shape a more inclusive future for aviation as part of the core customer experience...
Forget the all-you-can-eat buffet. Meliá Chiang Mai has unveiled a different kind of indulgence, beckoning spa-goers to feast on a selection of massages and treatments as part of its new Wellness Spa Buffet at YHI Spa. The wellness journey allows guests to mix and match treatments from a selection of seven popular therapies to create their own 120-minute spa experience, priced at THB 2,600 net per person and available until December 31, 2026 from 10am-10pm. Traditional Thai massage, Aromatic massage and Deep tissue massage, each available for 60 or 90 minutes, are on the spa buffet menu, along with foot massages of 30 or 60 minutes. For a little something extra, a body scrub, herbal compress and aloe vera body wrap, each 30 minutes, are designed to round out the two-hour helping of pampering. The Traditional Thai massage uses stretching and pressure-point techniques to improve flexibility and relieve muscle tension, and the Aromatic massage combines palm pressure with a choice of...