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US warns EB-1 green cards for Indians may soon become unavailable as rising demand pushes visa numbers toward the annual limit.
The US ends its 75-country immigrant visa pause, reopening visa issuance for eligible applicants while other immigration restrictions remain.
Azira has launched Azira One, a conversational location intelligence platform designed to help tourism boards, destination marketing organisations and travel brands analyse visitor movement through natural-language questions. Currently operating in beta with destination marketing organisations and travel marketers, the platform connects large language models with Azira’s spatial datasets. Users can request information about destinations, points
American Airlines will launch new nonstop flights from Philadelphia to Porto, Vienna and Reykjavik for summer 2027, expanding its European network.
Germany has updated its U.S. travel advisory, urging citizens to exercise increased caution over political violence, immigration enforcement and visa compliance.
Thailand will reduce its visa-free stay from 60 to 30 days for citizens of 60 countries, including India, from September 15, 2026.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha and Riyadh are strengthening their roles as global aviation hubs, using international connections to convert transit journeys into hotel stays, attractions and wider tourism spending. However, this expansion faces growing financial pressure from aviation fuel costs, currency volatility and blocked airline revenues. These challenges can affect fares, route capacity and the
The UK reaffirms support for Cambodia’s border communities through peacebuilding, education, mine clearance and sustainable regional development.
InstaeVisa expands human-led visa assistance as digital travel authorisations and evolving immigration rules reshape international travel.
Eurostar launches its ChatGPT app, allowing travellers to search routes, check schedules and plan European rail journeys through AI.
Germany’s hydrogen trains connect Lower Saxony, Bremerhaven and Cuxhaven, advancing sustainable rail travel and greener tourism across northern Germany.
Taiwan’s tourism sector is facing significant weather-related disruption as torrential rainfall affects southern and eastern parts of the island, raising flood, landslide and transport concerns for travellers. Official weather warnings show that the immediate threat is being driven by strong southwesterly winds and a low-pressure system producing intense rainfall. Current official information does not support
