Xiamen to Host IATA’s 83rd AGM in 2027
IATA’s 83rd Annual General Meeting will bring global aviation leaders to Xiamen in 2027, spotlighting the coastal city’s growing role as both hub and holiday escape.
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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Last-minute ESTA shifts leave Boston World Cup fans in limbo
A sudden wave of ESTA status reversals has upended travel plans for World Cup supporters bound for Boston, forcing frantic rebookings and costly detours.
Puerto Rico Emerges as Wellness Tourism Leader in the Caribbean
Backed by strong healthcare, lush nature and curated retreats, Puerto Rico is rapidly outpacing regional competitors as a wellness and medical tourism hub.
Riyadh Air sets July 17 launch for new Riyadh–Madrid route
Saudi carrier Riyadh Air will start three weekly Dreamliner flights between Riyadh and Madrid on July 17, adding a fresh Gulf competitor at Barajas.
Philadelphia Airport Hosts Employee Pep Rally Ahead of Summer Rush
Philadelphia International Airport staged a festive pep rally for thousands of workers as the region readies for a landmark summer of major events and heavy travel.
Spirit Airlines collapse strands thousands after all flights axed
Spirit Airlines’ sudden shutdown and mass flight cancellations have stranded thousands of travelers and raised new questions about protections for budget‑airline passengers.
Drone Strikes Snarl Sochi Flights, Tourists Stranded
Repeated drone alerts have disrupted operations at Sochi International Airport since Friday, leaving thousands of holidaymakers stuck in Russia’s Black Sea resort hub.
Southwest Adds Singapore Airlines as Newest Foreign Partner
Southwest Airlines has added Singapore Airlines as its eighth overseas partner, expanding one-ticket connections between its U.S. network and key long-haul routes.
Delays and Cancellations Snarl Flights at Buenos Aires Aeroparque
More than 40 flights were delayed and several canceled at Buenos Aires’ Aeroparque Jorge Newbery, stranding domestic and regional travelers across multiple airlines.
AirBorneo warns of ongoing Sabah, Sarawak flight delays
AirBorneo passengers in Sabah and Sarawak face continued delays and cancellations as concurrent maintenance and technical checks constrain the regional carrier’s fleet.
Colonial Independence Day Comes Alive at Schuyler Mansion
Albany’s Schuyler Mansion readies costumed interpreters, games, exhibits and open-house tours for an immersive Independence Day rooted in Revolutionary-era history.
Vienna Airport Delays Strand Travelers as Summer Rush Builds
More than 100 flights were delayed and several canceled at Vienna International Airport, disrupting major European carriers and key routes to Frankfurt, London and Paris.
Thunderstorms and Ground Stop Snarl Denver Airport Flights
A fast-building line of thunderstorms and an FAA ground stop at Denver International Airport led to more than 500 flight delays, stranding summer travelers.
Hundreds Stranded as Flight Chaos Hits Amsterdam Schiphol
Major disruption at Amsterdam Schiphol has left hundreds stranded after 265 delays and 27 cancellations affecting routes to London, Paris, Frankfurt, Zurich and beyond.
JFK Flight Chaos: 174 Delays and 5 Cancellations Hit Global Routes
John F. Kennedy International Airport is grappling with 174 delays and 5 cancellations, disrupting flights linking the United States with Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the Caribbean.