travel news

Santa Fe claims the No. 1 spot in the Best U.S. Cities 2026 travel rankings, while New York City falls to eighth place.

Emirates will introduce a second daily Airbus A350 service on the Dubai-Colombo route from August 8, 2026, boosting Premium Economy seats.

A Canadian permanent resident remains without their mobile device three weeks after U.S. Customs and Border Protection denied them entry following the discovery of a THC vape.

United States tourism agencies are utilizing a mix of targeted billboard campaigns and strategic marketing pauses to attract Canadian visitors following a period of significant travel declines.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has surrendered cultural artifacts valued at over $95 million following an investigation into looted antiquities and illegal trafficking networks.

A Virgin Voyages charter hosting nearly 2,000 LGBTQ+ passengers faced unprecedented port denials in Turkey and Egypt, citing 'moral values' as the reason for barring the vessel.

Navigate the complexities of European border controls with our comprehensive guide on where to find official entry requirements, health documentation, and current travel restrictions for EU nations.

The European Union will introduce the ETIAS electronic travel authorization in late 2026, requiring citizens from 60 visa-exempt nations, including the UK, to obtain digital clearance before entering the Schengen Area.

An expert analysis of the top flight tracker apps for UK passengers in 2026, focusing on real-time flight data, predictive delays, and automated UK261 compensation monitoring.

Comparing AirHelp and AirAdvisor to determine the most effective service for recovering UK 261 flight compensation, analyzing fees, legal success rates, and membership value.

The Philippines is on high alert as Super Typhoon Bavi (Inday) packs 195 km/h winds, threatening Northern Luzon and disrupting regional travel and maritime operations.

Emergency airspace closures in Bahrain and Kuwait have triggered a massive reconfiguration of Gulf aviation networks, forcing thousands of passengers into congested Saudi Arabian corridors.