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FlySafair pilots in South Africa plan strike action over pay disputes and work conditions, risking major domestic air travel disruption from 22–28 July 2025.
Air India Express unveils a limited-time Flash Sale with domestic fares from ₹1,299 and international flights from ₹4,340. Book by July 18 for travel through Sept 21.
AmaWaterways unveils “River of Rewards,” giving Australia and New Zealand advisors a chance to join a 2026 Danube Mega Famil aboard the new AmaSofia.
Facing a worsening drought, Serifos Island enforces strict fines and water restrictions to safeguard resources, urging residents and tourists to conserve water.
Jordan earns nearly $3.7 billion in tourism revenue in H1 2025, driven by strong visitor growth from China, India, and Europe, despite regional tensions.
Milano Malpensa Airport debuts Dior and Louis Vuitton boutiques at Terminal 1, enhancing luxury shopping for global travelers and boosting Milan’s fashion reputation.
Etihad Airways and SKY express launch a codeshare partnership, connecting global travelers to 24 Greek islands via Athens with one-ticket travel and seamless service.
North Korea and Russia launch their first-ever direct flight between Pyongyang and Moscow on July 27, 2025, boosting tourism, trade, and bilateral cooperation.
Delta launches nonstop Salt Lake City–Lima flights from Dec 2025, connecting Utah to Peru and key South American cities for business and tourism.
Croatia Airlines extends flights to Berlin and Barcelona year-round, boosts regional air travel with new Airbus A220s, and supports sustainable tourism growth.
Fly over Mt. Fuji with Fuji Dream Airlines’ new Shizuoka-based scenic flights, featuring panoramic views, solo bookings, and unforgettable Japan vistas.
Air India resumes global flights Aug 1, 2025, with new Ahmedabad–London Heathrow route and expanded services to Zurich, Tokyo, Amsterdam, and more.
