Winter Blizzard Forces Widespread Amtrak Cancellations
A powerful blizzard has halted Amtrak services from New York to the Midwest, stranding passengers and disrupting rail travel across major U.S. cities.
Wayne Hall
Wayne Hall is a travel journalist for The Traveler, specializing in travel news, aviation updates, and destination impacts.
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Brazil–US Flights Hit as Blizzard Sparks Major Disruptions
A historic Northeast US blizzard has forced major airlines to cancel Brazil–US flights, stranding travelers on routes to New York, Newark and other key cities.
Canadian Boycott Hits Montana and US Border States
Political tensions, new border rules and airline pullbacks are fueling a steep decline in Canadian visitors, battering tourism in Montana and other US states.
Thailand Issues Summer Storm Alert for Upper Regions
Thai authorities warn of severe summer storms with thunderstorms, strong winds, and hail across upper Thailand, raising risks of travel disruption and safety concerns.
Mass Flight Cancellations Strand Passengers Across Asia
Over 60 flights were cancelled across Asia, leaving travelers stranded from Jakarta to New York as major airlines scramble to contain cascading disruptions.
Thailand Hikes Departure Tax Over 50% To Fund Airport Expansion
Thailand will raise its international departure tax by 53 percent from mid-2026, aligning with global peers as it channels new revenue into major airport upgrades.
Flight Chaos Strands Thousands at Major Australian Airports
Severe weather and operational issues at Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane have delayed more than 500 flights and cancelled dozens, stranding travellers worldwide.
Mayon Volcano Eruption Turns Albay Into Risky Tourist Magnet
As Mayon’s lava paints the Albay sky red, tourists flock to watch the spectacle even as authorities warn of danger and keep Alert Level 3 in place.
How 11 Days of Chaos Shook Tourism in Hanoi, Pudong and the Philippines
A perfect storm of weather, infrastructure strain and peak-season crowds has exposed how fragile tourism systems remain across Hanoi, Shanghai Pudong and the Philippines.
Canada Travel Turmoil: Snowstorms, Strikes And Border Gridlock
Canada is grappling with crippling winter storms, labor unrest and cross‑border tensions that are freezing travel flows to and from key markets worldwide.
Rising Crime in Mexican Hotspots Prompts New Canadian Travel Rules
Escalating cartel violence in key Mexican cities is forcing Canadian employers to tighten duty-of-care policies and travel rules for staff heading south.
Mexico Tourism Rocked as El Mencho’s Death Sparks Nationwide Chaos
The killing of cartel boss El Mencho has unleashed coordinated violence across Mexico, grounding flights, blocking highways and trapping thousands of domestic and foreign travelers.