Taiwan Urges Travelers To Korea To Use Paper Arrival Cards
Taiwan’s foreign ministry is advising citizens bound for South Korea to choose paper arrival cards as a dispute over Seoul’s e-Arrival system intensifies.
Wayne Hall
Wayne Hall is a travel journalist for The Traveler, specializing in travel news, aviation updates, and destination impacts.
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Canada Urges Citizens to Shun Middle East Travel as Conflict Escalates
Ottawa issues sweeping “avoid all travel” warnings for more than 10 Middle East states, as conflict-driven airspace closures and security risks upend Canadian travel.
Essential 2026 Warnings for Irish Trips to Turkey, Egypt, UAE
Key 2026 security, health, airspace and insurance warnings Irish holidaymakers must understand before travelling to Turkey, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates.
U.S. Urges Extra Caution in Mexico City and Riviera Maya
A renewed U.S. advisory urges spring travelers to Mexico City and the Riviera Maya to heighten caution amid cartel unrest, crime concerns and seasonal spring break risks.
Rising Travel Costs Hit Europe as Canada Hikes Passport Fees
Switzerland joins a growing list of European destinations grappling with higher travel prices just as Canada prepares to raise passport fees on March 31, 2026.
TUI Issues Urgent UAE Travel Alert as Brits Stranded
TUI has issued an urgent travel alert for the UAE as airspace closures strand thousands of British holidaymakers and disrupt upcoming departures from the UK.
Cancun Added to U.S. Spring Break Security Alert for Mexico
The U.S. State Department has folded Cancun into a broader spring break security alert for Mexico, urging travelers to rethink how they party in 2026.
Wizz Air Cuts Middle East Routes, Pivots to Sharm El Sheikh
Wizz Air’s latest suspensions across Israel, the Gulf and Jordan deepen Middle East travel turmoil, while capacity is funneled into a perceived safe corridor via Sharm El Sheikh.
Canada Issues Urgent Bali Warning Ahead of Nyepi Shutdown
Canada has urged travelers heading to Bali in March to prepare for a full 24-hour island shutdown for Nyepi, affecting flights, ferries and all movement.
Middle East Travel Chaos as US–Israel Clash With Iran Escalates
A spiraling US–Israel conflict with Iran has triggered missile strikes, airspace shutdowns and unprecedented “leave now” travel warnings across the Middle East.
Barbados Joins Caribbean Pushback on Canada Passport Fee Hikes
Barbados has joined a growing bloc of Caribbean nations raising concerns and costs as Canada’s higher passport fees reshape mobility, migration and investment strategies.
Dubai Airport Issues Strict Advisory As Limited Flights Resume
Dubai International Airport has begun limited flight operations after a regional airspace shutdown, urging passengers to stay home unless airlines confirm departures.
Mexico Travel Alert: Why Spring Break Plans Need a Rethink
Amid cartel violence, new U.S. advisories and recent airport chaos, experts say American travelers should reconsider Mexico spring break trips or take stricter precautions.
Iran Strikes Throw Qatar’s Hamad International Into Chaos
Targeted Iranian attacks on Qatar have forced repeated shutdowns at Doha’s Hamad International Airport, disrupting global connections and stranding tens of thousands.
Emirates EK501’s Wild Detour Highlights Gulf Airspace Chaos
Emirates flight EK501’s rare mid-air double diversion underscores how Iranian missile strikes and airspace closures are stranding tens of thousands across the Gulf.