Is It Safe to Travel to Mexico Now? What U.S. Warnings Mean
After cartel violence and rare U.S. shelter-in-place alerts, travelers to Cancun, Puerto Vallarta, and Tulum face new questions about safety and future trips.
Wayne Hall
Wayne Hall is a travel journalist for The Traveler, specializing in travel news, aviation updates, and destination impacts.
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Northeast Blizzard of 2026 Paralyzes Travel and Power Grid
A historic blizzard has buried the U.S. Northeast, overwhelming schools, airports, roads and power crews as authorities race to restore basic services.
Icelandair Flight Cancellations Leave Passengers Stranded in Iceland
Icelandair’s cancellation of key transatlantic flights ICE623, ICE631 and ICE615 has stranded passengers in Iceland and disrupted travel to Newark, Boston and New York.
New York Imposes Travel Ban, Shuts Schools Amid Historic Blizzard
New York City enforces a sweeping travel ban and citywide school closures as a powerful blizzard cripples transportation and buries the broader Northeast in deep snow.
Storm Chaos in Peru as Canceled Flights Snarl US Routes
Severe weather and operational issues in Peru have led LATAM and United Airlines to cancel key flights, stranding travelers bound for Quito, JFK, Newark and beyond.
Argentina Flight Cancellations Snarl Regional Travel
More than 60 flights to and from Argentina have been canceled amid strikes and labor unrest, disrupting key routes across South America and Europe.
US and European Airlines Cancel Germany Flights After Storms
United, Delta, KLM and Brussels Airlines have cancelled over 15 Germany flights, disrupting links to Newark, Amsterdam, Brussels, London, Copenhagen and other hubs.
UAE Flights Disrupted as Storm Halts Routes to US and Asia
A powerful US winter storm has forced Emirates, Etihad and other carriers to cancel key UAE flights, stranding passengers and disrupting routes to JFK, Newark and beyond.
Alicante’s Legionella Scare Adds To Europe’s Holiday Health Alerts
Alicante’s suspected Legionella cluster joins measles in North London and hepatitis A in Czechia, forcing travelers to rethink half-term plans and health precautions.
Ireland Feels Impact as Canada Slashes Study Visa Permits
Canada’s sharp cuts to international study permits are reshaping student travel flows, hitting Ireland and other European hubs that depend on long‑haul education tourism.
Blizzard of 2026 Paralyzes Northeast Travel and Tourism
A record-breaking blizzard has crippled air, road, and rail links across the northeastern United States, throttling a key winter tourism corridor at peak season.
Blizzard of 2026 Strands Tourists Across Northeast US
Winter Storm Hernando has crippled travel across New York and neighboring states, grounding flights, halting rail and road links, and leaving tourists stuck in transit hubs.