India’s 2026 Duty Free Rules: What Arriving Travellers Need
Updated baggage rules in India have raised duty free limits and clarified what must be declared. Here is how arriving travellers can avoid customs surprises.
Jolyon Zivkov
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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KLM Rolls Out Grand Café Service Across Europe
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Abu Dhabi Targets Indian Tourists With New Visa Support Push
Abu Dhabi is sharpening its visa support and partnerships to make Gulf travel easier for Indian holidaymakers and capture a larger share of South Asia’s outbound market.
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Saudi low cost carrier flyadeal has launched five weekly Riyadh–Mumbai flights, strengthening Saudi Arabia–India connectivity and expanding budget travel options between the two major cities.
Emirates Marks 2 Million Stansted Passengers as UK Demand Surges
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Ban Gioc Waterfall Peaks As Vietnam’s Border Icon Draws Travelers
Northern Vietnam’s Ban Gioc Waterfall is entering its most spectacular season, combining roaring flows, new cross-border access and scenic routes into a dream adventure landscape.
American Eagle Boston–Washington Flight Diverts to Norfolk
A Republic-operated American Eagle service from Boston to Washington diverted to Norfolk, Virginia, on August 10, prompting an unexpected schedule change for passengers.
Wildfire Crisis Tests California Tourism And Beyond
Relentless wildfires and smoke are disrupting travel across California and the wider American West, forcing evacuations, closures and a rethink of summer tourism.
Habagat Rains Test Baguio–Sagada Mountain Travel Corridor
Southwest monsoon rains are renewing concerns over landslides, road closures and trip delays along the key Baguio–Sagada tourist route in the Philippine Cordilleras.
Singapore’s Hub Strategy Is Rewiring Southeast Asia Holidays
Rising transit traffic through Singapore is turning once-simple connections into multi-country holidays, as new routes and airline partnerships redraw Southeast Asia’s travel map.