U.S. Travel Crisis: Canadians Turn Away From the Border
Canadian trips to the United States are plunging as politics, tariffs, safety fears and a strong U.S. dollar fuel an informal cross‑border travel boycott.
Wayne Hall
Wayne Hall is a travel journalist for The Traveler, specializing in travel news, aviation updates, and destination impacts.
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Travel Chaos in Mexico as Cartel Unrest Triggers Mass Cancellations
More than 100 flights to and from Mexico have been cancelled as cartel-linked violence and a severe U.S. winter storm disrupt links to major hubs.
Winter Storm Hernando Triggers Fresh Wave of U.S. Flight Chaos
A powerful blizzard continues to snarl U.S. air travel, with Delta, United, JetBlue and others canceling hundreds of flights and disrupting key hubs in the Northeast and Florida.
Flight Cancellations in Colombia Snarl Major Routes
Avianca, United, Iberia, and JetBlue have canceled over a dozen flights to and from Colombia, disrupting itineraries across Madrid, Bogota, Medellin, Cali, and Cartagena.
EU Border Turmoil: 7-Hour Queues Expose System Flaws
Holiday chaos at Lisbon and Geneva has laid bare deep problems with Europe’s new biometric border regime, triggering record queues and traveller anger.
Red Flag Warnings Across Oklahoma as Fire Danger Spikes
Red Flag Warnings and critical fire danger stretch across Oklahoma, driven by unseasonably warm, dry and windy weather. Here is what travelers need to know now.
Mexico Travel Alerts Soar After El Mencho Killing
The killing of cartel boss El Mencho has triggered violent unrest, pushing Puerto Vallarta and Cancun into the spotlight as governments tighten travel warnings.
Egypt’s 2026 Visa Shake-Up Rattles Middle East Travel
Egypt’s 2026 visa fee rise and tighter rules risk complicating routes for Gulf and regional travelers just as Saudi Arabia and neighbors reshape access.
Massachusetts Lifts South Coast Travel Ban as Dangerous Conditions Linger
Massachusetts lifts its South Coast travel ban after a historic blizzard, but officials warn of lingering power outages, icy roads and ongoing cleanup across the region.
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.
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.