Saudi Arabia, Russia and Allies Move to Reassure Stranded Travelers
Saudi Arabia waives overstay penalties, extends visit visas and launches a 24/7 helpline, as Russia joins a growing list of nations backing traveler security.
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Germany Steps Up Middle East Evacuations via Oman, Jordan, Azerbaijan
Germany joins the UK, France, the US, India and others in using Oman, Jordan and Azerbaijan as emergency corridors as fragile ceasefire and airspace issues unsettle travel.
Cheaper Gas in Key States Fuels U.S. Road-Trip Revival
As Middle East tensions rattle global oil markets, a cluster of lower-cost fuel states from New Mexico to Kansas is quietly powering a new domestic travel boom.
Singapore, Cadiz and St. Nazaire Power Royal Caribbean Refit Wave
Major drydock projects in Singapore, Cadiz and St. Nazaire are reshaping Royal Caribbean’s fleet and signaling renewed momentum for global cruise tourism demand.
Duygu Tatar to Lead Global Brand Strategies at JOALI
Marketing veteran Duygu Tatar expands her leadership at JOALI, guiding global brand and communications for JOALI, Ali Bey Hotels & Resorts and BIJAL.
Thailand Reexamines Visa-Free Entry as Japan Joins Key List
Thailand is recalibrating its expanded visa-free regime, with Japan among countries affected, as the kingdom balances tourism growth with security, labor, and investment goals.
Spain’s Sunbelt Cities Push Back Against Overtourism
From Valencia to Alicante, a swelling civic backlash is challenging Spain’s record tourist numbers and demanding limits to protect housing and local life.
Tankers Reverse Course as Hormuz Standoff Deepens
Oil and gas tankers are aborting Gulf voyages as the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively choked by a US naval blockade and Iran’s toll demands.
IndiGo Becomes First Airline With 500 Airbus Deliveries
India’s IndiGo has become the first airline worldwide to receive 500 Airbus aircraft, underscoring the country’s rise as a major force in global aviation.
New Europe Travel Fees Await Canadian Tourists in 2026
From higher city taxes in Barcelona to new pre‑travel authorizations across the EU and UK, Canadian visitors face a pricier, more regulated Europe in 2026.
Cyclone Vaianu Disrupts Travel Across New Zealand
Cyclone Vaianu has hammered New Zealand’s North Island with flooding, power cuts, and widespread travel disruption, leaving flight schedules and road networks in disarray.
Vietnam tourists join cashless rush to Thailand
A new wave of Vietnamese travelers is embracing cashless trips to Thailand, as QR links and airline strategies reshape tourism across Asia’s top holiday corridor.
Gulf States Deepen Economic and Tourism Ties with New Travel Push
The UAE and fellow Gulf states are accelerating joint economic and tourism initiatives, positioning the region as a single, high-growth destination for global travelers.
Asia Flight Chaos: 445 Cancellations, 3,839 Delays Hit Major Hubs
A wave of cancellations and delays across Asian and Gulf hubs has stranded hundreds of passengers and highlighted mounting strain on regional airline networks.
Qatar joins Gulf neighbors to reopen key Middle East sea routes
Qatar’s move to restart maritime traffic alongside the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Oman signals a cautious easing of Gulf shipping disruption and renewed travel connectivity.