Fuel Price Shock Eases in Parts of US as War Roils Oil
After a sudden oil shock tied to the Iran war, several key US states are seeing a brief pause in soaring gasoline prices. Here is what travelers should know.
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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U.S. Embassy Jerusalem Updates Security Alert for Israel and Gaza
The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem has renewed security warnings for Israel, the West Bank and Gaza, urging citizens to shelter, review exit options and stay informed.
Kwetsani Camp to Reopen June 2026 in Botswana’s Okavango
Kwetsani Camp in Botswana’s Okavango Delta is set to reopen in June 2026, spotlighting sustainable luxury and low-impact safaris that support tourism growth.
Himachal Pradesh Bets on Green, Women-Led Tourism Push
Himachal Pradesh is rolling out heliports, ropeways, eco-projects and women-focused policies to expand year-round, sustainable tourism across its mountain districts.
Explore Chile 2026: Adventure, Landscapes and Culture
Chile’s record tourism momentum heading into 2026 is powered by world‑class adventure, dramatic wilderness and a dynamic cultural scene from desert north to Patagonian south.
Calgary’s 2026 Outdoor Adventure Show Sets New Attendance Record
Calgary’s 2026 Outdoor Adventure Show posts record crowds and strong engagement, underscoring the city’s role as a hub for outdoor recreation and travel.
Travel Warnings for 33 Nations as Mideast War Hits Flights
A widening Middle East conflict is triggering travel warnings for 33 countries, mass flight disruptions and rising costs that are reshaping global tourism and aviation.
Aegean Airlines Posts 5% Revenue Rise, 6% Passenger Growth in 2025
Aegean Airlines closes 2025 with higher revenues, record passenger numbers and expanded capacity, underscoring Greece’s resilient and steadily growing tourism sector.
Gulf Conflict Forces Southeast Asia to Rethink Tourism
Energy disruption from the Iran war is driving fuel scarcity, higher airfares and rapid strategy shifts across Southeast Asia’s tourism economies.
Taiwan’s ‘Waves of Wonder’ Make a Splash at Toronto’s Union Station
Taiwan Tourism Administration brings its ‘Waves of Wonder’ brand to Toronto, turning Union Station into a high-visibility gateway to the island’s evolving travel identity.
Incheon Flight Disruptions Strand Passengers on KL Routes
Flights between Incheon and Kuala Lumpur faced cancellations and delays, stranding passengers and disrupting regional travel plans across multiple airlines and transit hubs.
Japan Lures Vietnamese Tourists With Peak Sakura Experiences
Japan is intensifying efforts to attract Vietnamese travelers with peak-bloom cherry blossom tours, regional sakura routes and new cultural spring experiences.