Royal Jordanian Adds Nonstop Amman–Dallas Flights on 787s
Royal Jordanian is adding nonstop Amman–Dallas Fort Worth flights on Boeing 787s in May 2026, deepening Jordan’s links to the U.S. South and expanding its global hub strategy.
Oliver Brandt
I am writing observational travel analysis focused on how travel works beyond the surface.
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Sri Lanka’s Port City Duty-Free Overhaul Recasts Retail Access
Sri Lanka has revamped duty-free rules at Colombo Port City, widening access and shopping windows for citizens, residents, tourists and diplomats at its flagship downtown mall.
Iberia Marks 80 Years on the Madrid–London Air Bridge
Iberia’s Madrid–London route turns 80, with over 20 daily flights now underpinning tourism, trade and hub-to-hub connectivity between Spain and the UK.
Middle East Travel Jitters Deepen As Gulf Tourism Faces New Tests
Escalating conflict, shifting visa rules and disrupted flights are unsettling Middle East tourism, with the UAE and its neighbors confronting a fresh wave of traveler anxiety.
Alaska Airlines Adds Three New Sonoma County Routes
Alaska Airlines will launch new seasonal nonstop flights from Sonoma County to Phoenix, Salt Lake City and Boise in November 2026, expanding options for California travelers.
Heavy May Snowstorm Brings Noyabrsk to a Standstill
A rare May snowstorm dropped over 30 centimeters of snow on Noyabrsk in half a day, disrupting travel, flights, and power across western Siberia.
Cambodia’s China Visa-Free Plan Set To Lift Southeast Asia Travel
Phnom Penh’s new visa-free trial for Chinese visitors signals a fresh wave of regional tourism growth, with ripple effects across airlines, hotels and neighboring ASEAN destinations.
FedEx MD-11 Returns to Service, Boosting Global Air Cargo
After a six month grounding, FedEx’s MD-11 freighters are back in revenue service, easing capacity strains and reshaping the competitive landscape in long haul air cargo.
Step Back in Time in Malacca City’s Cultural Crossroads
Malacca City, Malaysia’s UNESCO-listed port, is leaning into its Malay, Chinese and Portuguese heritage as cultural tourism surges ahead of major 2025–2026 events.
Unknown Spray on JR Tokaido Line Triggers Kawasaki Disruption
An apparent spray release on a JR Tokaido Line train near Kawasaki led to medical checks for multiple passengers and a temporary suspension of services.
Heathrow Rail Shutdown Hits Travelers: Best Alternatives
A major suspension of Heathrow’s rail links has snarled journeys across London, prompting travelers to seek buses, taxis, and other rail routes to reach the airport.
Philippine Airlines Q1 Profit Jumps as Passenger Demand Surges
Philippine Airlines starts the year with a strong first quarter, buoyed by rising passenger volumes, resilient international travel demand, and disciplined capacity and cost management.
New U.S. Customs Rules Slow Major Hubs as Airlines See Dip
American, Delta, United and Lufthansa are seeing softer traffic as tighter U.S. customs and biometric rules add time and uncertainty at JFK, LAX and Miami.
Southeast Asia’s Remote Work Visas: Who Wins in 2026?
Thailand’s new Destination Thailand Visa shakes up Southeast Asia’s remote work race. How do Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam and the Philippines really compare for digital nomads?
Mekong Cruise Links Ho Chi Minh City and Kampong Cham
New Mekong cruise itineraries between Ho Chi Minh City and Kampong Cham highlight floating markets, Buddhist temples and village life along the Vietnam–Cambodia border.