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A powerful 8.8 magnitude earthquake off Russia triggers tsunami advisories in British Columbia, forcing beach closures and disrupting tourism in Tofino and beyond.
Spain and Greece report surging cases of Crimean-Congo Haemorrhagic Fever, with global health authorities warning of climate-linked spread and rising fatality risks.
Thailand remains safe for tourists following the 8.8 magnitude Kamchatka earthquake. No tsunami threat issued. Travel advisories remain unchanged.
India’s MEA urges citizens to avoid non-essential travel to Cambodia, Canada, Yemen, Myanmar, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Lebanon, and Bangladesh due to severe security risks.
Porter Airlines partners with APiJET to deploy Digital Winglets™ across its Embraer E195-E2 fleet, enhancing fuel efficiency, sustainability, and punctuality.
Dubai International Airport sets 2025 passenger and cargo records, driven by Emirates, FlyDubai, AI technology, and sustainability, securing global aviation dominance.
LOT Polish Airlines introduces LOT Stopover, transforming Warsaw layovers into immersive journeys across Poland’s cultural landmarks and natural wonders.
Allegiant Air adds nonstop flights from Toledo to Sarasota, Fort Myers, Gulf Shores, and Punta Gorda, offering affordable beach getaways from November 2025.
Qatar Airways boosts its winter schedule with increased flights to over 15 global destinations, including London, Cape Town, and Berlin via Doha hub.
A tsunami warning triggered by a Russia earthquake has stranded thousands in Hawaii as 35 flights were canceled across Kahului, Kona, Hilo, and Lihue airports.
Hawaii’s flights resume after a tsunami warning caused by a massive earthquake near Russia. Discover how the islands swiftly restored travel and protected tourism.
Air Serbia unveils major long-haul expansion with new flights to Beijing, Toronto, Miami, Seoul, and Tokyo. Boosts global connectivity and Serbia’s tourism economy.
