Air Cambodia Fleet Expansion Lifts Cambodia’s Aviation Ambitions
Cambodia’s reborn flag carrier Air Cambodia is accelerating an aviation resurgence with new regional jets, turboprops and growing routes across Asia.
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Emirates and Etihad Issue Fresh Guidance as Gulf Flights Face Scrutiny
Emirates and Etihad Airways have published updated guidance for passengers as Dubai and Abu Dhabi flights remain under close watch amid regional tensions and weather risks.
Jambojet Restarts Daily Nairobi–Entebbe Flights in 2026
Kenya’s low-cost carrier Jambojet will restore daily Nairobi–Entebbe flights from October 1, 2026, reshaping budget travel, trade and tourism links between Kenya and Uganda.
Taiwan Tourism Rides Rail and Sports Boom Beyond Taipei
Taiwan leverages upgraded rail passes, high-speed rail deals and marquee sports events to push international visitors into cities and scenic regions beyond Taipei.
Heathrow passengers face scattered delays and late-running arrivals
London Heathrow is experiencing scattered delays and a handful of cancellations today, with early-morning disruption easing into largely on-time afternoon and evening schedules.
FCDO issues urgent new travel warning to UK holidaymakers
The UK Foreign Office has updated multiple travel advisories, warning holidaymakers about high‑risk destinations, insurance implications and fast‑changing security and weather conditions.
Aussies to Pay More to Visit Iconic Travel Hotspots
New and higher fees on visas, popular attractions and air travel mean Australians face rising costs to visit favourite domestic and overseas destinations.
Three Passport Rules Summer Travelers Can’t Ignore
Planning an international trip this summer? These three simple passport rules could decide whether you board your flight or are turned away at the gate.
New Fiji Tourism Tax May Lift Costs for Prebooked Holidays
A new 5% Tourism Services Tax in Fiji is raising concerns that some travellers with fully paid holiday packages could still face higher bills on arrival.
US Issues ‘Do Not Travel’ Alert for Parts of Ecuador
The United States has renewed its travel advisory for Ecuador, highlighting Level 4 ‘Do Not Travel’ zones in coastal and border regions amid ongoing security concerns.
US Renews Crime Advisory for Turks and Caicos Cruise Visitors
The United States has reissued its Level 2 travel advisory for Turks and Caicos, highlighting crime and strict ammunition laws for cruise passengers calling at Grand Turk.
A40 Gloucester bridge works prompt warning to parents
Ongoing A40 Over Bridge repairs near Gloucester are expected to slow September school runs, with parents urged to plan routes and allow extra travel time.
China to Tighten Exit-Entry Rules From September 15
China’s new State Council regulation taking effect on September 15 reshapes exit-entry procedures, tightening controls on outbound travel while keeping inbound facilitation measures in place.
Greece Tourism Strains Airports as Controller Disputes Grow
Record passenger numbers in Greece are colliding with controller capacity limits, fueling delays, staffing disputes and fresh pressure on the country’s busiest airports.
Korean Air’s New Hiroshima Route Fuels South Korea Travel Boom
Korean Air’s new daily Incheon–Hiroshima service highlights surging South Korea–Japan travel, reinforcing regional air links as tourism between the neighbors hits record levels.