Best Things to Do in Zakynthos Beyond Navagio Beach
Discover Zakynthos beyond Navagio with serene sea caves, turtle-protected beaches, mountain villages, monasteries, and vineyards, plus practical tips for sustainable, multi-day island adventures.
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EVA Air Ranks 8th Among World’s Safest Airlines in 2026
EVA Air clinches 8th place in AirlineRatings com’s 2026 safest airlines list, extending a 13 year safety streak and elevating Taiwan’s profile in global aviation safety leadership.
Fincantieri Drydocks Become Green Labs for Next-Gen Cruise Ships
Fincantieri is transforming its Italian drydocks into advanced decarbonization hubs, where LNG, hydrogen, shore power and high tech retrofits cut cruise ship emissions throughout each vessel’s operating life.
Marriott Accelerates Saudi Expansion With 2,700 New Rooms in Jeddah, Makkah, Madinah
Marriott’s 2,700-room Saudi expansion across Jeddah, Makkah and Madinah signals a decisive shift toward mid-market growth, backing Vision 2030’s push to turn the kingdom into a diversified tourism powerhouse.
U.S. Halts Immigrant Visas for 75 Countries, Sending Shockwaves Through Global Travel
The United States’ sudden suspension of immigrant visas for citizens of 75 countries is disrupting family reunifications, reshaping global migration routes and injecting fresh uncertainty into travel plans ahead of major sporting events.
Spirit Pilots Urge Bondholders to Keep Funding Airline’s High-Stakes Bankruptcy Turnaround
Spirit Airlines pilots are urging bondholders like Citadel to keep crucial bankruptcy financing flowing, warning that pulling support could destroy South Florida’s hometown carrier and raise leisure fares nationwide.
Etihad Flight Declares Emergency Near Phuket After Turbulence, Lands Safely With No Injuries
Etihad flight EY416’s emergency declaration near Phuket after sudden turbulence on January 14, 2026, ended safely, highlighting robust airport preparedness, modern turbulence risks and why passengers should keep seat belts fastened.
Heathrow Power Outage Strands 270,000, Leaving Most Passengers Without £520 Compensation
Heathrow’s March 21, 2025 power cut stranded 291,000 passengers, but UK rules mean most will miss £520 cash compensation, although strong rights remain for refunds, rerouting and duty of care.
Screams From Cargo Hold: Trapped Worker Sparks Scare on Air Canada Flight
Air Canada is under scrutiny after a trapped ground worker’s screams from Flight AC1502’s cargo hold sparked a passenger 911 call, flight cancellation and new questions over ramp safety protocols.
Air Canada Ordered to Compensate Passenger as 24-Hour Delay Tests Canada’s New Rules
Air Canada’s 24-hour delay compensation order spotlights tougher Canadian passenger rights rules, signaling higher payouts, stricter documentation demands, and stronger legal backing for travelers challenging disruption excuses.
Floods and ATC Chaos Snarl South Africa Flights, Cutting Off Hoedspruit Safaris
South Africa faces peak-season flight chaos as air traffic limits, storms and Limpopo floods disrupt routes via Johannesburg, Cape Town and Hoedspruit, stranding safari tourists and forcing tour operators to rework itineraries.
From Tallow to Las Cuevas: The Quiet Beaches Redefining Global Escapes
Discover four emerging “second beaches” from Australia to Trinidad where wild coastlines, sea turtles and quieter sands are reshaping 2020s beach travel around ecology, local culture and crowd free escapes.