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A major winter storm is set to disrupt post-Christmas travel across New York City and the Northeast with heavy snow, ice, flight delays, and road hazards.
Canada–US travel tensions push Air Canada, WestJet, and Porter to expand Caribbean routes, boosting tourism to Mexico, Jamaica, Cuba, and Bahamas.
Severe weather disrupts air travel across Japan and China, grounding over 800 flights and stranding thousands as airlines and airports struggle to recover.
SalamAir will start direct flights from Muscat to Port Sudan in January 2026, strengthening tourism, trade, and regional connectivity between Oman and Sudan.
Central Asia leads global aviation growth as Air Astana and Uzbekistan Airways expand routes, boost tourism, and transform the region into a travel hotspot.
Air Arabia adds Warsaw Modlin flights from Sharjah, boosting low-cost travel, tourism, and business links between the UAE and Poland.
Yukhari Chardaglar in Azerbaijan’s Ismayilli highlands reveals authentic mountain life shaped by altitude, climate, and resilience beyond mainstream tourism.
Greece welcomes over 26 million international air arrivals in 2025, with Crete and Athens leading growth as tourism expands year-round nationwide.
Goychay villages in Azerbaijan showcase pomegranate orchards, irrigation canals, and slow rural life shaped by agriculture, water, and seasonal rhythms.
Malta wins Best International Tourism Destination at the Italian Tourism Awards, praised for culture, sustainability, and innovative year-round travel strategy.
Tovuz countryside in western Azerbaijan offers vineyards, village life, and slow rural travel, revealing everyday culture beyond traditional tourist routes.
Manglam Group launches The Westin Jaipur Kant Kalwar Resort & Spa, investing Rs 10 billion to expand its luxury hospitality footprint across India.
