Phu Quoc Tourism Surges Past 4 Million Visitors in Early 2026
Vietnam’s Phu Quoc Island is riding a record tourism wave in early 2026 as arrivals from China, Russia, the US, South Korea, France, Australia and Japan accelerate.
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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Syria Targets Arab Visitors as 2026 Summer Season Opens
Syria’s 2026 summer travel season launches with a sharp rise in Arab visitors, led by Jordan, signaling cautious recovery, new investments and regional economic ties.
Canada Gains New Madrid Links With Air Transat, Iberia
New and upcoming routes from Montreal and Toronto to Madrid are tightening Canada’s ties to Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and wider European tourism markets.
Southwest Airlines Touches Down in Alaska With Anchorage Debut
Southwest Airlines has launched its first Anchorage flights, connecting Alaska to Denver and Las Vegas and intensifying competition across major U.S. leisure markets.
Qatar, Emirates and Etihad Raise the Bar for Business Class
Gulf heavyweights Qatar Airways, Emirates and Etihad are racing to outdo each other with private suites, elevated service and tech-forward cabins in business class.
The Weeknd at Manchester Etihad: Times, Tickets and Setlist
The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn tour returns to Manchester’s Etihad Stadium this week. Here are the key timings, ticket options, likely setlist and travel tips.
Airbus Unveils U760 Ravenstorm Combat Drone at ILA Berlin
Airbus has introduced the U760 Ravenstorm uncrewed combat aircraft in Berlin, expanding its UAS portfolio with a loyal wingman platform tailored to future European airpower.
Global markets live as tech and aerospace stocks diverge
Intel’s AI chip surge, Apple’s WWDC jitters, and fresh momentum at GE Aerospace and Airbus set a mixed tone across global equity markets.
Emirates upbeat on Boeing 777X as A350-1000 tensions linger
Emirates signals renewed confidence in Boeing’s delayed 777X program while its stand-off with Airbus and Rolls-Royce over the A350-1000’s engines shows little sign of easing.
Middle East Flight Chaos Strands Travelers Across Gulf Hubs
Dozens of cancellations and delays across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Oman are disrupting travel on key regional airlines. Here is what affected passengers should know.
Virginia Tax Shakeup Rewrites the Cost of Visiting
Northern Virginia’s latest tax and budget shifts are reshaping how travelers experience Fairfax, Norfolk, Richmond, Loudoun, Arlington, Alexandria, and Blacksburg.
Short-Haul Trips Fuel Domestic Tourism Surge Across the U.S.
Rising travel costs and volatile airfares are nudging Americans toward budget-friendly, short-haul trips, boosting in-state and regional tourism in Florida and other drive-to markets.
Philippines and Indonesia Lead Southeast Asia’s 2026 Eco-Adventures
Adventure travelers are flocking to the Philippines and Indonesia in 2026, where island revivals, green zoning and stricter marine rules are reshaping Southeast Asia’s eco-tourism boom.
Nepal Football Travel Ban Disrupts ANFA’s World Cup Plans
A government-imposed travel ban on Nepal’s football leaders has abruptly halted their trip to Mexico and the United States ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Delta Cargo to Sponsor WCA Specialty Logistics 2026
Delta Cargo has been named Official Airline Sponsor of the WCA Specialty Logistics Conference 2026 in Bangkok, underscoring rising demand for specialised global freight solutions.