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Carry-On Baggage
Travel News, Travel Technology

TSA 3D Scanners Change Carry-On Screening at US Airports

The Transportation Security Administration is introducing more computed tomography scanners at US airport checkpoints, changing how officers inspect carry-on bags. The machines create three-dimensional images that officers can examine from different angles, giving them a clearer view of items inside. For travellers, the most noticeable difference may be what stays packed. At a checkpoint using […]

Border Entry
Travel Technology, Visas And Passports

Ghana e-Visa Expands to 48 Entry Points, Opening More Travel Routes

Ghana’s e-Visa application system now lists 48 entry points, expanding arrival choices beyond the seven airports previously available. The updated selection includes land crossings and maritime locations, giving eligible visitors more ways to plan journeys into the country. The change is particularly relevant to travellers combining Ghana with neighbouring West African destinations. Those visitors can

Caribbean Resorts
Hotel News, Travel News

Curaçao: New Swim-Up Resort Joins Caribbean All-Inclusive Holiday Choices

Curaçao’s resort offering is set to grow when TUI BLUE Curaçao begins welcoming guests on 20 October 2026. The 297-room property plans a phased opening before its official launch on 1 November. Its swim-up accommodation, beach and all-inclusive facilities will give travellers another option alongside established resorts across the Caribbean. The new opening comes amid

Shanghai Transit
Airline News, Travel News

Belgrade to Tokyo via Shanghai: A Traveller’s Costly Transit Lesson

A March 2026 journey from Belgrade to Tokyo became a lesson in how ticketing problems can complicate an international connection. The traveller flew through Budapest and Shanghai before reaching Tokyo Narita, using services operated by Air Serbia, Shanghai Airlines and China Eastern Airlines. The account describes two connected difficulties. In Budapest, a previous timetable change

Airport Capacity
Airline News, Travel News

Schiphol’s 478,000-Flight Limit Reshapes Amsterdam Travel Plans

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is planning for more passengers in 2026 while working within a 478,000-flight annual capacity framework. The balance matters far beyond the Netherlands. Schiphol connects European cities with long-haul destinations, making its capacity decisions relevant to airlines, travellers and tourism businesses. Royal Schiphol Group expects between 68 million and 72 million passengers in

Airlines
Airline News, Travel News

Nigeria Aviation Fuel Supply: Why Jet A1 Matters for Flights and Tourism

Reliable Jet A1 supply remains essential to Nigeria’s air connectivity as airlines plan domestic and international services. Fuel availability, quality and cost can influence schedules, operating expenses and decisions about future routes. For travellers, those factors can shape how easily they reach destinations across the country. The issue reaches beyond airlines. Airports need dependable refuelling

Sicily Travel
Airline News, Travel News

Etna Ash Disrupts Catania Flights: What Sicily Travellers Should Do Next

Volcanic ash from Mount Etna disrupted flights at Catania Airport on 26 September 2026, complicating journeys across eastern Sicily. Airport notices attributed restrictions to volcanic activity and weather conditions. Travellers should confirm their individual flight status with their airline before heading to the airport. The disruption raises a second question for visitors: if a flight

Nonimmigrant US Visa Policy
Global Travel News, Visas And Passports

Nonimmigrant US Visa Policy Shifts Cause Drop in South Korean Approvals

Analysis of official United States Department of State consular data indicates a notable reduction in nonimmigrant US visa issuances for South Korean citizens. During the 2025 calendar year, total nonimmigrant approvals reached 68,130, marking a 7.95 percent decline compared to the 74,015 visas granted during the previous twelve-month period. The reduction across travel, business, and

International Travel Money Tips: Avoid These 5 Financial Mistakes on Overseas Trips
Global Travel News, Visas And Passports

International Travel Money Tips: Avoid These 5 Financial Mistakes on Overseas Trips

Planning an international holiday involves far more than simply securing flight bookings and reserving hotel rooms. Managing daily expenses, navigating foreign exchange rates, securing comprehensive medical protection, and understanding cross-border tax policies are critical steps in keeping a trip within budget. Unexpected fees and mismanaged expenses can quickly strain a traveler’s finances, particularly when visiting

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