Eurowings grows winter 2026‑27 network with new Europe links
Eurowings is expanding its 2026–27 winter timetable with new direct routes from key German bases, extra sunshine services and enhanced comfort options on select leisure flights.
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Guadalajara Secures Major US and Europe Flight Expansion
Guadalajara’s airport is entering a new growth phase, with fresh US routes and expanded transatlantic links positioning the city as a key Mexico gateway.
New DOT Rule Narrows When Airlines Owe Help for Delays
A new U.S. rule redefines which disruptions are within an airline’s control, potentially shrinking when travelers receive vouchers or extra assistance during delays.
Emirates Retrofitted A380 Brings Premium Boost to Paris
From October 25, Emirates will roster a retrofitted A380 with Premium Economy on Dubai–Paris flights, expanding France’s access to next‑generation long‑haul cabins.
Mandarin Airlines Links Taitung and Penghu in New Charter Push
Mandarin Airlines has launched new Taitung–Penghu charter flights, strengthening Taiwan’s east coast and offshore island tourism links ahead of the autumn travel season.
TransNusa’s New Bali–Phuket Link Supercharges ASEAN Beach Travel
TransNusa’s new nonstop Bali–Phuket service tightens tourism links between Indonesia and Thailand as visitor numbers rebound across Southeast Asia’s top island destinations.
Middle East Travel Recovery Falters in Latest Skift Index
Fresh readings from the Skift Travel Health Index show Middle East travel momentum slipping again in 2026, as geopolitics and demand shifts unsettle the region.
England Launches New Heritage Railway Coastal Journey
England debuts a curated heritage rail journey that links steam railways, historic towns and coastal landscapes, aiming to entice international visitors in the Railway 200 year.
Jeddah Airport Connections Guide for Saudia Transit
Practical guide to connecting at Jeddah’s King Abdulaziz International Airport with Saudia, including bags, immigration, prayer times and realistic transit tips.
Gander’s 9/11 legacy: strangers who left as family
On 9/11, Gander, Newfoundland opened its doors to thousands of diverted passengers. Twenty-five years later, the town’s bonds with those travelers remain surprisingly strong.
Best Things to Do in Dubrovnik: Walls, Lokrum & Sunsets
Plan an unforgettable trip to Dubrovnik with this practical guide to the city walls, Old Town, Lokrum, cable car rides, beaches, boat trips and sunset views.
Explora Journeys Unveils First South America Season for 2027-28
Explora Journeys has detailed its first full South America season for winter 2027-28, adding coastal wilderness routes in Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and the Falklands.
UnCruise Adds 2028 Aleutian Islands Capacity on Wilderness Explorer
UnCruise Adventures is boosting its 2028 Alaska program, adding new Wilderness Explorer sailings that extend small-ship expedition access along the Aleutian chain.
Disney Cruise Line Cuts 99% of Guest Single-Use Plastics
Disney Cruise Line reports eliminating more than 99% of guest-facing single-use plastics across its ships and island destinations as of the end of fiscal 2025.
9/11 at 25: How Canada Took In Thousands of Diverted Fliers
On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Canada’s role in sheltering thousands of diverted passengers is in the spotlight again, with Gander at the heart of global remembrance.