Air Arabia Holds Strong With AED 374m Profit in 2026
Air Arabia posts AED 374 million in 2026 profit, highlighting resilient demand and disciplined cost control amid regional conflict and aviation headwinds.
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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US Travel Industry Pressures Congress To Avert New Shutdown
Airlines, hotels and travel groups are pressing Congress to avoid another federal shutdown, warning of renewed flight disruptions, weaker demand and economic losses.
Hawaii’s Big Island Braces for Rare Hurricane Threat from Lala
Tropical Storm Lala, forecast to strengthen near hurricane force, has triggered a rare hurricane watch for Hawaii Island and fresh uncertainty for late-summer travel.
Drone Threats Force New Look at US Airport Security
A recent drone incident near a Las Vegas runway is accelerating counter-drone testing, new laws and subtle changes to passenger routines across US airports.
ATM 2026 Puts UAE’s Hospitality Revolution in Focus
Arabian Travel Market 2026 in Dubai highlights the UAE’s surging hospitality sector, with global leaders converging to chart new paths for future tourism growth.
AirAsia’s ₱600 Baggage Bundle Aims To Simplify Philippines Travel
AirAsia has introduced a new ₱600 Value Pack Lite baggage bundle alongside fresh fare discounts, aiming to make domestic and regional travel from the Philippines more affordable.
Caribbean Tourism Gets Digital Lift as CTO Adds Priceline
The Caribbean Tourism Organization has added Priceline to its global travel trade partners, signaling a fresh digital push to expand the region’s reach.
Spirit’s $93M HQ Sale Reshapes the US Budget Airline Landscape
Spirit Airlines’ $93 million headquarters sale highlights how debt, real estate moves and rival growth at JetBlue and Frontier are redefining the U.S. low-cost market.
Thailand Limits Chao Phraya River Traffic for Royal Barge Drills
Bangkok is restricting Chao Phraya River traffic on selected August dates as royal barge rehearsals intensify ahead of a major ceremonial procession.
Air Canada targets year-round growth as new jets reshape network
Air Canada is leaning into rising shoulder-season demand and new long-range aircraft to grow year-round traffic, rebalance away from weaker U.S. demand and deepen global connectivity.
British Airways Opens Door to In‑Flight Phone and Video Calls
British Airways will now permit voice and video calls using onboard Wi‑Fi, raising fresh questions about cabin etiquette and how airlines manage noise at 30,000 feet.
How VR and AI Are Rewriting North American Travel
Across North America, virtual reality and AI driven insights are rapidly reshaping how trips are imagined, planned and experienced, from living rooms to airport gates.
Air Tanzania adopts Sabre tech to power smarter growth
Air Tanzania is embarking on a major technology upgrade with Sabre, aiming to modernise its passenger systems, sharpen retailing and support Africa’s global travel recovery.
Asiana’s Q2 2026 Losses Mount as Korean Air Merger Nears
Asiana Airlines widened its losses in the second quarter of 2026 just as its long-planned merger with Korean Air accelerates, reshaping South Korea’s aviation market.
Etihad’s New Gothenburg–Abu Dhabi Route Lifts Sweden Travel
Etihad’s new seasonal Gothenburg–Abu Dhabi service is set to strengthen Sweden’s long haul links, boost tourism flows and widen winter sun options for Nordic travelers.