El Salvador’s Tourism Boom Reshapes the Caribbean Map
El Salvador’s record visitor surge in 2025 cements its place alongside Mexico, the Bahamas and Dominican Republic in a rapidly evolving Caribbean tourism landscape.
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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FLYR and Res2 Link Up to Speed Order-Based Airline Delivery
FLYR’s new partnership with Res2 broadens its Offer and Order platform to airport operations, giving airlines a faster path to modern, order-based delivery.
Southwest Airlines Adds Singapore Airlines as New Asian Partner
Southwest Airlines has launched an interline partnership with Singapore Airlines, expanding one-ticket connectivity from U.S. cities to Southeast Asia, India, Australia, and beyond.
Thousands Face Disruption as 2,862 Europe Flights Delayed
More than 2,800 flight delays and over 100 cancellations across Europe have left hundreds of travellers stranded at hubs from Amsterdam to London and beyond.
US Travelers Face 2026 Airfare Squeeze From $100B Fuel Shock
A historic spike in jet fuel costs is set to add $100 billion to airlines’ 2026 fuel bill, making higher US airfares and new surcharges increasingly likely.
Italy travel alerts: strikes, storms and summer disruptions
Travelers to Italy in June 2026 face rail and airport strikes, localized weather alerts and protest-related disruptions. Here is what visitors should know now.
Etihad–TAROM codeshare widens Abu Dhabi links to Eastern Europe
Etihad’s new codeshare with Romania’s TAROM adds 11 destinations across Romania and Eastern Europe to the Abu Dhabi network ahead of a planned Bucharest service.
The Weeknd at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium: Key Details
The Weeknd brings his After Hours Til Dawn stadium tour to Manchester’s Etihad in June 2026. Here are the latest details on dates, timings, setlist and tickets.
Technip and Airbus Launch Rebound SAF Venture in France
Technip Energies and Airbus have joined forces with Safran and Tereos in a new joint venture to develop large-scale sustainable aviation fuel production in northern France.
Lufthansa Marks 100 Years at ILA Berlin 2026
Lufthansa Group uses ILA Berlin 2026 to showcase its centenary A320neo livery while Lufthansa Technik Defense highlights key programs for Germany and NATO partners.
Airbus-led consortium pitches new fighter path after FCAS collapse
An Airbus-led group of European defence firms has tabled a new sixth-generation fighter concept for Berlin days after the collapse of the Franco‑German FCAS jet.
Airbus Holds Firm on Jet Orders Despite Fuel Cost Pressures
Airbus reports no meaningful jet order cancellations even as airlines confront rising fuel costs, engine issues and capacity adjustments across key global markets.
Delta Weighs Dropping Safran for Premium Seats After Delays
Delta is reassessing Safran as a supplier for new premium cabins after certification and delivery setbacks threatened the airline’s high-margin seat strategy.
How Ken Chenault Quietly Rewired Corporate Travel
Former American Express chief Ken Chenault has re-emerged as a key architect of corporate travel’s next era, spanning Airbnb governance, AI mobility and business travel investment.
PIA Restores Direct Islamabad–Beijing Link From July 3
Pakistan International Airlines will restart a weekly nonstop Islamabad–Beijing service on July 3, 2026, renewing a vital corridor for tourism, study and trade.