Victoria and Tasmania Go Fare Free as Fuel Costs Bite
Victoria and Tasmania move to temporary fare free public transport as fuel prices spike, prompting key tourism markets to reassess Australian trips and hotel demand.
William R. Martin
William R Martin writes about travel from the ground up. His work focuses on remote routes, working ports, border crossings, ferry lines, and the landscapes that shape how people move across regions.
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Toronto Transit Ramps Up for 2026 World Cup Crowds
Toronto is fast-tracking transit upgrades, stadium access changes, and traffic controls to keep World Cup visitors, residents, and workers moving in summer 2026.
Malaysia Tops 42 Million Visitors As 2026 Tourism Surges
Malaysia’s tourism engine accelerates in 2026, building on 42 million-plus visitors, with Singapore, Indonesia, China and the UK driving demand across key segments.
TOICE 2026 Signals Tourism Boom Across Key African Markets
South Africa joins seven African peers as TOICE 2026 teams up with Qatar Airways, Kenya Airways and Marriott, positioning the continent for a sharp tourism upturn.
US, India, Canada, China Drive Record Tourism Wave to Europe
Strong demand from the US, India, Canada and a recovering China is powering Europe’s tourism rebound, lifting carriers like Ryanair and hotel giants Marriott, Hilton and Accor.
Emirates Adopts New Power Bank Rules Shaping Global Travel
Emirates and other major carriers are tightening power bank rules in line with new ICAO guidance, changing how passengers charge devices on flights worldwide.
UK joins global surge boosting Western Australia tourism
Western Australia targets more than 19 billion US dollars in visitor spending for 2025, as the UK joins China, India, France, Japan and New Zealand in driving growth.
FlySafair adds Easter capacity on Johannesburg–Harare route
FlySafair is adding seats on the busy Johannesburg–Harare corridor for the Easter peak, targeting Southern Africa’s cross‑border holiday and family travel market.
Vietnam Airlines Cut Flights, Raise Fares As Fuel Costs Spike
Vietnam’s big three carriers are trimming schedules and nudging fares higher as jet fuel prices surge, reshaping 2026 travel plans across the country and region.
SWISS Boosts Tokyo Flights and Links Global Cities for 2026
SWISS is ramping up Tokyo services and strengthening links between Zurich and major cities such as New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, Seoul, Venice and Budapest in 2026.
Japan Plans Overtourism Curbs in 100 Areas by 2030
Japan is moving to curb overtourism by 2030, targeting 100 hotspots with new rules, fee systems and visitor management to protect residents and heritage.
ASKY Airlines Sharpens Lomé Hub With New Routes and Jets
ASKY Airlines accelerates its growth from Lomé with new African routes, fresh Boeing 737 MAX jets, and long-term ambitions to link the hub to major world capitals.