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Mount Kanlaon on Negros Island shows heightened volcanic activity with sulfur gas emissions and tremors, prompting travel bans and community evacuations.
Plan the perfect Mediterranean getaway in Croatia—UNESCO cities, island escapes, and stunning coastlines await under 2,700+ hours of annual sunshine.
Norwegian Star resolves propulsion issue and resumes its 14-night Atlantic cruise, promising scenic stops in Canada, Greenland, and Iceland through July 26.
Greece introduces a new £17 cruise tax for tourists visiting Mykonos and Santorini from July 21, 2025, as part of efforts to manage overtourism and protect local communities.
Saudi Arabia breaks tourism records in 2025 with 102% visitor growth, positioning the Kingdom as a top global destination ahead of Vision 2030 goals.
Visa-free access, streamlined travel policies, and tropical destinations make Southeast Asia the top international choice for Indian travelers in 2025.
Major rail disruption hit Birmingham New Street on July 13, 2025, as engineering works and a tunnel blockage halted services, impacting tourists and commuters.
Train services between Gloucester and Severn Tunnel Junction will be suspended from 27 July to 17 August 2025 due to major upgrades. Bus replacements in place.
Etihad Rail nears completion, set to transform UAE travel with a 1,200km sustainable railway linking Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, and more by 2025.
Etihad Rail’s passenger services set to launch by 2026, linking all emirates with high-speed trains and transforming travel across the UAE and the Gulf region.
Public support grows for reopening the Knockmore rail line to Belfast International Airport. Translink’s feasibility study could reshape their transport future.
Wyndham Hotels plans 50+ new properties across India, introducing global brands and boosting tourism infrastructure amid rising demand and economic growth.
