Travel warning as 140 flights set to be cancelled at Brussels Airport
Around 140 flights are expected to be cancelled at Brussels Airport this week due to a ground handling strike, with major European and UK routes affected.
Stay informed with the latest travel news, trends, and updates from around the world to plan smarter trips.
Around 140 flights are expected to be cancelled at Brussels Airport this week due to a ground handling strike, with major European and UK routes affected.
United Airlines has issued a travel warning and waiver as a national strike in Belgium threatens flights via Brussels, a key European hub, this week.
More than 50 passengers were rescued after an overloaded boat stalled in the middle of Chilika Lake, renewing scrutiny of safety on a key Odisha waterway.
Supporters heading to Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium are being urged to review updated travel, security and ticketing guidance ahead of upcoming home fixtures.
Bongor in southwestern Chad sits inside a country facing severe security risks. Here is what current advisories and reports reveal for prospective visitors.
Mass high school protests over education funding have spread across France, prompting scattered clashes with police. Here is how the unrest affects current travel plans.
Chelsea’s home game against Bournemouth comes with major transport disruption, including a full closure of Fulham Broadway and reduced District Line services.
Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport has moved stranded passengers on while racing to reunite thousands of delayed bags with owners under a tight weekend deadline.
A new health alert from the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi follows Kenya’s first imported Ebola case, outlining risks, movement restrictions and guidance for travelers.
A suspected pneumonic plague death in Siberia has intensified health questions around Russia’s existing Level 4 "Do Not Travel" advisory for U.S. citizens.
The United States has reiterated its highest-level travel warning for Russia after reports of a suspected pneumonic plague death linked to a Siberian research lab.
The United States has repeated its strict ‘Do Not Travel’ advisory for Russia after a suspected pneumonic plague death at a Siberian research institute.
The U.S. government has urged travelers to avoid or reconsider trips to Tunisia’s resort island of Djerba around October 7, citing heightened security risks.
A longstanding US “do not travel” warning for Russia remains in place as scrutiny intensifies over an unexplained lab worker’s death linked to possible pneumonic plague.
A suspected pneumonic plague case in Siberia, new U.S. travel messaging, and President Trump’s remarks are sharpening focus on risks for Americans in Russia.