Wayne Hall is a travel journalist for The Traveler, specializing in travel news, aviation updates, and destination impacts.
Malaysia’s new tuberculosis clusters raise concern for 2026 travel, but with masks, ventilation and symptom awareness, visitors can still explore safely while staying informed about evolving health guidance.
European airlines’ avoidance of Iranian airspace is quietly reshaping Europe–Asia routes in early 2026, bringing longer flight times, shifting hubs and new safety driven considerations for Dutch and EU travelers.
US inbound tourism faces a fragile, uneven recovery as late‑2025 data, European safety warnings and policy friction hit arrivals in California, New York and other key states heading into 2026.
TAP Air Portugal Flight TP1709’s weather‑driven diversion from Madeira to Tenerife highlights Funchal Airport’s notorious wind challenges, robust safety culture and what travelers should know about flying to Portugal’s Atlantic islands.
Brazil’s pre Carnival air travel faces fresh cancellations and delays across São Paulo, Rio and resort routes; learn which airlines, cities and travelers are hardest hit and how to protect your plans.
Asia flight chaos deepens as fresh cancellations hit Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, Taipei and Sydney, with tactical airline cuts, knock-on delays and expert tips to protect upcoming trips.
Discover how new border checks across Europe and stricter Thai visa rules are reshaping 2026 travel, with practical tips to avoid delays, refusals and costly overstays.
Air France’s latest wave of delays and cancellations strands travelers across France; discover what’s causing the chaos now and how to protect your trip, rights, and connections.
From Edinburgh to Venice and Norway’s fjords, Europe’s new tourist taxes, cruise levies and stay limits are reshaping trips to protect local communities and landscapes while visitors help fund preservation.
European nations toughen US travel advisories ahead of the 2026 World Cup, warning fans to expect stricter borders, higher airfares and strained infrastructure but stressing careful planning over cancelling trips.
Delta and Korean Air’s sudden cancellations on key Seoul–Jeju and Seoul–Seattle routes are stranding travelers and exposing how fragile South Korea’s busiest domestic and transpacific air links remain.
Singapore Changi faces fresh 2026 flight chaos, with key routes to Jakarta, Bangkok, Dubai, Tokyo and San Francisco disrupted and travelers stranded across Asia’s busiest aviation corridors.
