Inside Fjorda, Norway’s Quiet Canoe Paradise
Norway’s tranquil Fjorda lake district is emerging as a low-key hub for canoe rentals, cabin stays, and slow wilderness travel within easy reach of Oslo.
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US Travel Boom Fuels American Surge Across European Hotspots
A strong dollar and pent‑up demand are sending US travelers to Europe in record numbers, as destinations compete to attract high-spending visitors.
Packed Maldives Beaches Hide a Fragile Boom Economy
Tourist arrivals to the Maldives are soaring and beaches are crowded, yet the country’s tourism-fueled boom masks rising fiscal risks, climate costs, and worker vulnerabilities.
Palma and Perpignan Rebuild a Royal Travel Corridor
The Balearic capital and southern French city are turning a shared medieval past into a modern cultural corridor, with twinning deals, exhibitions and themed visitor routes.
Etna Ash Forces Catania Flight Cancellations, Jolts Italy Tourism
Volcanic ash from Mount Etna has disrupted operations at Catania Airport, with dozens of flights cancelled or delayed, unsettling peak season travel across Italy.
UNESCO Status Puts Brazil’s Lençóis Maranhenses on Ecotourism Map
New UNESCO World Heritage recognition is accelerating visitor interest in Brazil’s Lençóis Maranhenses, raising hopes for sustainable growth and concerns over pressure on fragile dunes and lagoons.
Greece and Austria Deepen Ties on Sustainable Mountain Tourism
Greece and Austria are reinforcing cooperation on mountain tourism, linking training, sustainability standards and new destination strategies to diversify travel beyond traditional hotspots.
Rural U.S. Tourism Surges On Silo Stays And Luxe Glamping
From converted grain silos to high-end desert camps, rural U.S. destinations are capitalizing on a boom in experiential travel and nature-focused, short-break escapes.
Underrated US Parks Offer Scenic Escapes From Crowds
As marquee US national parks strain under record visitation, lesser-known state and regional parks are drawing travelers with quieter trails, dark skies, and striking landscapes.
Malaysia to Host APASS 2027 in Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia will host the Asia Pacific Aviation Safety Seminar in Kuala Lumpur in 2027, spotlighting next-generation safety technologies, data-driven oversight and regional collaboration.
Germany’s Regional Airports Reshape Air Connectivity in 2026
Germany’s aviation map is shifting in 2026 as regional airports add routes, major carriers rebalance domestic feeders, and policy changes seek greener, more competitive skies.
American Airlines Flight AAL1423 Diverts To St. Louis
American Airlines flight AAL1423 diverted to St. Louis Lambert International Airport instead of Chicago, with reports pointing to weather and congestion concerns.
US, Canada and Allies Boost Coastal Camping as Kitsap Revamps
A new wave of binational cooperation and state investment is reshaping coastal camping, with Washington’s Kitsap Memorial State Park emerging as a key Pacific Northwest draw.
Southwest Flight SWA3634 Diverts From Santa Ana to Ontario
A Southwest Airlines flight scheduled to depart Santa Ana for Northern California diverted to Ontario International Airport after weather and operational factors converged.
Guatemala Shows How Heart-Led Travel Became a Movement
From Lake Atitlán to Maya forest reserves, Guatemala is turning community-led, regenerative tourism from a niche ideal into a fast-maturing national travel model.