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Hawaiian Airlines restarts thrice-weekly nonstop Auckland to Honolulu flights from November 2025, offering direct access and US connections for Kiwis and Hawaiʻi travellers.
Plaza Premium Group opens its luxury Plaza Premium First and Plaza Premium Lounge at Phnom Penh’s Techo International Airport, redefining airport hospitality.
Emirates celebrates 25 years of service in Uganda, carrying 2.8 million passengers and boosting tourism, while upgrading flights and supporting local development.
American Airlines will serve Lavazza’s premium Italian coffee across all cabins and lounges from 2026, setting a fresh benchmark in airline hospitality.
Japan, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia gear up for the Macao International Travel (Industry) Expo 2026, joining airlines and resorts to showcase Asia-Pacific tourism at The Venetian in April.
Australia’s luxury travel segment surges as affluent visitors from China, India, Japan & South Korea drive demand. Airlines and premium hotels ramp up to meet the trend.
Turkish Airlines brings its elite World Golf Cup to Mumbai on October 17 2025, merging luxury travel, golf tourism and global connectivity in India’s business capital.
Thousands of U.S. passengers stranded as airlines report 4,856 delays and 71 cancellations across major hubs. Learn how to navigate this travel chaos.
Thousands of travellers stranded across Europe as major airlines face mass delays and cancellations. Stay updated and know your rights to safeguard your trip.
Travellers in Canada face widespread flight cancellations and delays across major cities and remote hubs. Here’s what you need to know to protect your trip.
Qatar Airways and Kenya Airways launch a comprehensive codeshare deal to expand connectivity across Africa, Asia and the Middle East and drive tourism growth.
A Delta flight bound for Los Angeles returned to Atlanta after a smoky odor was detected in-cabin. All 219 passengers deplaned safely; inspection underway.
