New Wave of Cancellations Hits Major European Airlines
Fresh schedule cuts and ripple-effect disruptions at Lufthansa, KLM, SAS, SWISS and others are scrambling travel plans across Europe, including key routes via Germany.
William Daniels
William 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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Bird Strike in Saint Lucia Triggers JetBlue Disruption
A JetBlue flight from Saint Lucia to New York was halted after a reported bird strike, stranding passengers and rippling delays across key Caribbean routes.
Topkapi Palace Reclaims Its Place as Istanbul’s Imperial Heart
Topkapi Palace’s Ottoman court, Bosphorus-facing gardens and glittering museum collections are drawing a new wave of culture-focused international visitors to Istanbul.
Croatia Summer 2026: Adriatic Beaches, Islands and Culture
Croatia’s Adriatic coast is set for a busy 2026 summer, with record tourism, higher prices and tighter rules reshaping how visitors explore its beaches and islands.
Ground Handling Glitch Disrupts Major Mexico Flights
Ground handling issues across multiple Mexican airports have disrupted at least 15 flights on major carriers, affecting links to U.S., Canadian, and European hubs.
El Morro: Caribbean Stronghold Drawing Today’s Travelers
San Juan’s six-level Castillo San Felipe del Morro, part of a UNESCO World Heritage site, is reshaping how visitors experience Old San Juan and the wider Caribbean.
Memorial Day Travel Sets Record As Gas Prices Spike
AAA projects 45 million Americans will travel over Memorial Day, even as gasoline prices climb to their highest levels in years across much of the country.
US Travelers Face New Wave of Flight Disruptions
Major US airlines report dozens of cancellations and delays at hubs including Atlanta, JFK and Las Vegas, disrupting trips to Orlando, Miami, Los Angeles and beyond.
Scenic Sets 2027 President’s Seine Cruise With Ken Muskat
Scenic has announced a 2027 President’s Cruise on France’s Seine River hosted by Ken Muskat. Here is what travelers can expect from the new sailing.
Seychelles Leverages UNESCO Heritage to Power Tourism Push
Seychelles is sharpening its global tourism strategy by spotlighting its UNESCO World Heritage assets and related initiatives to drive higher value, sustainable visitor growth.
Jonesboro and Arkansas State Fuel a Shared Cultural Surge
Jonesboro and Arkansas State University are reshaping Northeast Arkansas with new trails, arts festivals, and investments that blend campus energy with a fast-evolving downtown.
Four Seasons Mykonos Sets Stage for Cliffside Luxury in 2026
Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos is preparing a cliffside, beach‑to‑bay resort with private coves, bespoke experiences and wellness-led design ahead of its summer 2026 debut.
Agoda survey shows Asia’s travelers seek greener, local trips
Agoda’s 2026 Sustainable Travel Survey suggests eco-conscious Asian travelers increasingly favor low-impact, locally rooted trips that benefit both the environment and host communities.
Orlando Tourism Sets New Records as 2026 Travel Heats Up
Orlando cements its status as America’s most visited destination with record visitor and spending figures, while new attractions and infrastructure fuel momentum into 2026.
Red Roof Lures Road Trippers With Double Points and 10% Off
Red Roof’s Redi to Roadtrip promotion pairs double rewards points with 10 percent discounts, giving budget‑minded summer road trippers new ways to stretch their travel dollars.