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Textron restructures aerospace business by ending its eAviation segment on January 4, 2026, embedding electric aircraft tech across core aviation and defense units.
Hawaiian Airlines restarts thrice-weekly nonstop Auckland to Honolulu flights from November 2025, offering direct access and US connections for Kiwis and Hawaiʻi travellers.
The UK issues expanded methanol poisoning travel alert, now including Peru—tourists warned to avoid unsealed drinks and homemade spirits in high-risk countries.
Omio launches AI-driven Singapore hub and partners with EDBI, boosting multimodal travel ease and Asia-Pacific connectivity for global travellers.
Southern India braces for heavy rain and flooding as the northeast monsoon intensifies. Alerts issued across states – check travel, stay safe.
UK regions brace for heavy rain, gusty winds and widespread travel disruption. Prepare emergency kit, check flood risks and avoid non-essential journeys.
WTM London’s Technology Summit on 5 Nov 2025 spotlights how travel suppliers and sellers can harness AI, payments and data tech to thrive in a changing industry.
Severe storm hits Canterbury, New Zealand: Red-level winds, heavy rain, fire bans, travel disruptions. Stay alert, follow official instructions for safety.
Prepare for winter 2025: Japan, Siberia, Mongolia, Nepal and Kazakhstan forecast record snow, ice and travel disruption. Know latest risks before you go.
Airbnb’s new social tools let guests connect before, during and after trips—boosting community, flexible payment and smarter search for travel lovers.
Almaty wins international acclaim for innovation and green tourism at Brussels’ 2025 Global Tourism Forum, cementing its role as Central Asia’s travel hub.
Leeds to York rail line faces extended closures from December into January for major infrastructure upgrades under the Transpennine programme. Plan ahead now.
