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Despite a two-week Middle East conflict involving Israel, the US, and Iran, Emirates and Flydubai are operating 203 combined flights from Dubai on March 12–13, 2026 — connecting New York, London, Tokyo, Sydney, São Paulo, and dozens more cities.

Severe winter weather has triggered 111 cancellations and 726 delays across Canadian airports, stranding thousands of passengers in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Halifax, and more. Air Canada, Jazz, WestJet, Qatar, and Porter are among the airlines affected.

Austria Tourism Board CEO Astrid Steharnig-Staudinger and Trip.com Group VP Edison Chen announced a deepened global travel partnership at ITB Berlin 2026, targeting millions of international travellers across Asia and Europe through digital platforms.

Most tourists fly past Austria on their way to Paris or Rome — but in 2026, the Austria Tourism Board and Trip.com are changing that. Here are 7 reasons Austria should be at the top of your Europe travel list, no matter the season.

Over 2,600 flight disruptions across 11 Asian hubs today as Qatar Airways, IndiGo, Flydubai, and Air India face mass cancellations and delays. Here's everything affected passengers need to know.

American aviation is facing mass disruption today with 369 cancellations and 3,458 delays across major US airports, with Chicago O'Hare recording 169 cancellations and 509 delays — the worst in the country.

Sri Lanka surpassed 604,301 international visitors by March 8, 2026 — and five countries are driving the surge. From India to Russia to Germany, here's who's discovering Sri Lanka and why they can't get enough.

Over 915 flight disruptions hit 8 major European airports today — Frankfurt, London Heathrow, Paris CDG, Munich, Dublin, Athens, Manchester, and Stockholm. Find out which airport is worst hit and what to do if your flight is affected.

Etihad Airways, Emirates, Qatar Airways, and Air India are operating 344 flights across 50 countries from UAE, Qatar, and Oman, linking the US, Canada, Brazil, UK, India, Germany, and China with Toronto, Boston, London, São Paulo, Delhi, Frankfurt, and Beijing.

More than 70 flights have been cancelled at Denver International Airport over the past week, disrupting routes to Frankfurt, Montreal, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, and dozens of regional destinations across the US.