Myanmar Midnight Tremor Triggers Seismic Alert in Thailand
A late-night magnitude 4.5 quake in Myanmar sent tremor reports and monitoring alerts across Thailand, renewing questions over regional preparedness and public communication.
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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Marriott and Sun Group Sign 10-Hotel Deal in Vietnam
Marriott International and Vietnam’s Sun Group have signed 10 new hotels, expanding a high-end portfolio across key resort and urban destinations.
Independent Stays Turn to AI in Tougher 2026 Travel Market
Independent hotels and vacation rentals are rapidly adopting AI to protect margins, personalize stays, and compete in an increasingly demanding 2026 travel landscape.
A Journey Through Time and Colour at Lagos Fanti Carnival 2026
Lagos prepares to welcome the 2026 Fanti Carnival, a vibrant Afro-Brazilian celebration weaving history, heritage and contemporary street culture on Lagos Island.
Experiential Travel Lifts Global Boat Rentals Toward $27 Billion
From yacht sharing to app-based dayboats, immersive water experiences are propelling the global boat rental market toward a projected $27 billion by 2026.
Emirates Warns of Delays at Dubai Airport Amid Unstable Weather
Emirates is warning passengers of delays and disruptions at Dubai International Airport as adverse weather and wider regional conditions affect flight operations.
Etihad Deploys A350 on First Direct Abu Dhabi–Charlotte Route
Etihad Airways is introducing Airbus A350 service on its new Abu Dhabi–Charlotte route, bringing quieter cabins, improved fuel efficiency and added global connectivity.
Athens Welcomes Okupa, A Hybrid Hub for Cultural Travelers
A new urban concept in central Athens, Okupa blends hotel, hangout and cultural venue, signaling how the city is redefining hospitality for creative travelers.
Egypt Flight Cancellations Hit Gulf and European Routes
A fresh wave of flight cancellations from Egypt is disrupting links to Gulf hubs and key European cities, stranding transit passengers and complicating itineraries.
UK Air Passenger Duty Rise Hits Long-Haul Fares in 2026
From April 2026, sharp Air Passenger Duty increases on longer routes from UK airports are set to push up ticket prices for long-haul travellers.
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.
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.