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Nigeria's government caps Jet A1 fuel prices in Lagos and Abuja after airlines warn of shutdowns. Here's what it means for passengers across Africa.

Germany, France, the UK, the Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden, and other European countries are facing severe jet fuel shortages after the closure of the Strait of Hormuz severed Middle Eastern supply chains just before Europe's peak summer travel season.

Karryon's top 10 stories of the week reveal record-breaking cruise numbers and widespread airline flight cuts across Australia and New Zealand. Fuel crises and geopolitical tensions reshape 2026 travel.

Germany's 2026 immigration policy overhaul introduces three major pathways for skilled workers: a reformed Skilled Workers Act, points-based Opportunity Card, and liberalized citizenship. Non-EU professionals now face faster, more predictable relocation routes.

France eliminates airport transit visa requirement for Indian passport holders effective April 10, 2026. The policy streamlines connections through French airports for travelers heading to third countries.

Qatar Airways resumes flights connecting Doha with Dubai, Sharjah, and Damascus, boosting UAE tourism while Syria faces ongoing travel risks.

The United States maintains overwhelming fighter jet superiority in 2026 with 2,700+ combat aircraft, reshaping global defense strategy and alliance partnerships across military aviation.

Expedia online travel abruptly names its third CFO under CEO Ariane Gorin in 2026, sparking concerns about leadership continuity amid geopolitical uncertainty affecting the global travel sector.

Dallas sees spring travel boom with Arboretum blooms, museums, parks, and attractions drawing visitors across the US this April 2026.

TUI slashes its 2026 profit forecast as rising fuel costs and Middle East instability trigger a massive drop in bookings for Turkey, Egypt, and Cyprus.

Mexico surpasses traditional markets to become the leading driver of Canada's 2026 tourism surge, while Manitoba launches a massive $1M global marketing campaign.

The US tourism sector is skyrocketing in 2026 as travelers from Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, and Costa Rica drive record-breaking cross-border demand.