Aluma Hotels Earns 2026 Silver Tourism Award in Athens
Aluma Hotels & Resorts secures a Silver Tourism Award 2026 for City Stay Experience, spotlighting its growing role in reshaping Athens’ modern urban hospitality scene.
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Dubrovnik Tourism Braces for a Turbulent Summer
Dubrovnik enters another busy summer with strong demand but faces rising fuel costs, Middle East tensions and mounting uncertainty across Europe’s travel market.
Deadly Hantavirus Cruise Outbreak Deepens Off Canary Islands
A Dutch-flagged expedition cruise remains offshore after a lethal hantavirus outbreak, mounting deaths and a sidelined ship doctor fuel debate over how and where to disembark.
Schengen Visa Summer 2026 Slots Vanish as Spain Joins Crisis
Spain has now joined a widening Schengen visa appointment crunch for summer 2026, squeezing travelers from the UK, Croatia, the UAE and India.
Africa Forward Summit 2026 Puts Nairobi at Heart of Kenya–France Pivot
Nairobi hosts the inaugural Africa Forward Summit 2026, positioning Kenya as a key hub for Kenya–France investment, innovation partnerships and a recalibrated global diplomatic role.
Singapore Flight Cancellations Ripple Across Key Routes
A fresh wave of cancellations by United, Qantas, China Eastern and others is disrupting links from Singapore to San Francisco, Melbourne, Kunming, Bali and beyond.
Lufthansa Cargo Boosts Summer 2026 Network with 87 Freighter Flights
Lufthansa Cargo’s summer 2026 schedule adds capacity across Asia, Europe, and the Americas, with 87 weekly freighter flights serving 35 destinations worldwide.
Middle East War Drives Mass Flight Cuts and Fare Spikes
Major carriers including Emirates, Qatar Airways, Etihad, Lufthansa, British Airways and Air India cut thousands of flights as war-driven fuel costs and airspace closures disrupt global travel.
CDG Fire Triggers New Wave of Global Flight Cancellations
A fire at Paris Charles de Gaulle has prompted British Airways to join Air France, Lufthansa, Emirates and KLM in canceling dozens of flights on key long haul routes.
Kenya, Tanzania Seal New Pacts to Power Trade and Tourism
Kenya and Tanzania have signed eight cooperation agreements aimed at deepening energy, trade and tourism ties, signalling a fresh push for East Africa’s travel economy.
Switzerland Joins EU Push to Shield Air Travel From Fuel Shock
Switzerland aligns with EU partners to tighten jet fuel monitoring and build strategic reserves as Middle East tensions unsettle Europe’s summer travel season.
Palmer Holidays Unveils Four Nations 2026 Premier Collection
Ireland joins England, Scotland and Wales in Palmer Holidays’ 2026 Premier Collection, creating a joined-up Four Nations product for UK coach and tour travellers.
Global Airport Chaos Tests Airlines and Tourism
Days of cascading delays at LAX, Heathrow, Charles de Gaulle and JFK highlight fragile aviation systems and raise new questions over airline finances and tourism demand.
Wave of Cancellations Hits Key Korea–US Flight Routes
Fresh rounds of cancellations by Air Seoul, Korean Air, and American Airlines are stranding travelers and squeezing capacity on routes linking Korea, Guam, and Dallas Fort Worth.