Iran Strikes Haifa and Gulf Energy Sites Rattle Travel
Iran’s escalating attacks on Israeli and Gulf energy infrastructure are driving airspace closures, airfare spikes and a sharp drop in tourism across the region.
Jolyon Hyne
Jolyon Hyne is a journalist covering travel, culture, and global trends. His writing focuses on the evolving character of cities, societies, and destinations worldwide.
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AnimaWings’ New Gatwick–Bucharest Link Set to Lift UK Travel
Romanian carrier AnimaWings will launch six weekly Gatwick–Bucharest flights in March 2026, a move expected to stimulate UK tourism and hotel demand around Gatwick.
UK and EU Markets Fuel Tourism Boom Across Africa
European demand for African travel is surging into 2026, led by the UK, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Spain, reshaping routes, pricing and experiences.
Why Catford’s Twin Stations Are Going Viral on TikTok
Catford’s two almost-touching train stations have become an unlikely TikTok star, turning a Victorian rail oddity into a modern-day London transport phenomenon.
Gatwick Adds AnimaWings Route Linking London and Bucharest
London Gatwick welcomes Romanian carrier AnimaWings in March 2026, adding a full-service, six-times-weekly Bucharest connection with competitive fares and inclusive onboard services.
Wyndham Accelerates Saudi and Türkiye Growth in EMEA Push
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts posts record EMEA development momentum, with Saudi Arabia and Türkiye leading more than 170 new hotel signings expected in 2025.
UK Rail Travel Rebounds After Glasgow Fire Disruption
Rail services across Scotland and the wider UK are largely restored after the Glasgow Union Street fire, but travelers still face diversions and timetable changes.
Saudi Arabia Sets 18 April Exit Deadline for 2026 Umrah
Saudi Arabia has set 18 April 2026 as the final exit date for foreign Umrah pilgrims, with reports highlighting fines, deportation and future travel bans for overstays.
IHG Plans Bold Mexico Expansion to Redefine Hospitality
IHG Hotels & Resorts is accelerating a multi-brand expansion across Mexico, targeting key cities and leisure hubs with new conversions, signings and lifestyle openings.
British Airways’ 2026 Caribbean Push Poised to Lift Tourism
British Airways’ expanded 2026 Caribbean schedule is expected to fuel hotel demand and tourism revenue in Barbados, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, St Lucia and Grenada.
Picos de Europa: Europe’s Wild Gem Two Hours From the UK
Rugged limestone peaks, deep gorges and cheap new Ryanair links to Spain’s north coast are putting Picos de Europa on UK travellers’ radar.
Dubai Flight Chaos: Cancellations Leave Passengers Stranded
More than 30 flight cancellations at Dubai International Airport have left hundreds of travelers stranded as the hub continues operating on a reduced schedule.