Stay informed with Global Travel News: daily updates on international flights, hotel openings, destination guides, visa policy changes, tourism trends, travel advisories and exclusive deals to fuel your next adventure.
Canada warns travelers to avoid U.S. protests, monitor curfews in major cities like Los Angeles, and exercise caution at the U.S.–Mexico border and urban areas.
Riyadh Air partners with Blacklane to offer complimentary chauffeur services for international Business Class guests within Riyadh’s 50km airport radius.
Kaspersky eSIM Store offers travelers global internet access in 150+ countries with over 2,000 data plans—no roaming fees, physical SIMs, or security risks.
Overseas Adventure Travel and Grand Circle launch a sweepstakes with 10 chances to win free trips or cash rewards. Refer friends and win big this summer.
As travel disruptions escalate, global travelers and businesses turn to premium insurance and expert advisory services to safeguard their journeys and operations.
Sikkim eyes Dojok Village for adventure tourism development after a technical survey by experts and officials, promising jobs and local economic growth.
Thailand Travel Mart Plus 2025 in Chiang Mai is declared carbon neutral, showcasing global leadership in eco-tourism and sustainable travel practices.
The Louvre closes amid staff protests over overcrowding, funding cuts, and mass tourism. France’s iconic museum struggles to manage 8.7 million visitors a year.
Northern US states roll out Canadian-only discounts to revive cross-border tourism as political tensions and currency challenges impact visitor numbers in 2024.
Louisville welcomes record $4.4 billion in tourism impact for 2024. Returning visitors, bourbon tours, and family getaways make the city a top Midwest destination.
The U.S. updates its travel advisory for South Africa, citing crime and unrest. Experts say politics may influence perception as tensions rise after diplomatic talks.
U.S. summer tourism takes a $12.5B hit as foreign travelers cancel trips over politics, visa issues, and tariffs. Domestic travel rises, but concerns remain.
