Fatal A2070 Ashford crash involving tanker and car sparks full road closure, severe delays, Kent rail disruption and official diversion routes as collision investigators appeal for witnesses and dashcam footage.
Canada’s latest travel advisory elevates Somalia to its highest risk tier, joining Sudan, Ethiopia, Congo and Mali as Ottawa warns Canadians to reconsider or cancel trips amid escalating instability.
A1 closed near Buckton Moor after serious three car crash in Northumberland, causing hours of delays for commuters and holiday traffic as police urge drivers to follow diversions and check live updates.
Sissu in Himachal Pradesh will suspend all tourism from January 20 to February 28, 2026, as villagers prioritize sacred winter festivals and dev traditions over booming high altitude visitor traffic.
Freezing rain and heavy snow are disrupting flights and trains across Austria, Hungary and Czechia, yet Vienna, Budapest and Prague remain open, busy and enticing for winter city break travelers.
Wizz Air’s Summer 2026 expansion links secondary cities in Spain, Italy, Bulgaria and Albania, adding new Tirana, Palma, Naples and Sofia routes that cut travel times and broaden affordable Mediterranean and Balkan options.
Island holidays are set to define 2026, with data revealing surging interest in quieter, cinematic islands like Gozo, Sri Lanka and Zante that blend culture, scenery, sustainability and lighter crowds.
New 100 dollar fee for international visitors at major U.S. national parks are causing long lines, confusion over residency rules, surprise vacation costs, and rising tension between rangers, tourists, and gateway towns.
Vietnam welcomes a record 21.2 million visitors in 2025, led by 5.3 million Chinese travelers, reshaping Asia’s tourism map and spotlighting Hanoi, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City.
The White Lotus effect is steering high-spending set-jetters from Thailand to France’s Côte d’Azur, where soaring luxury bookings and Riviera palace waitlists are reshaping how affluent travelers plan 2026 escapes.
