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India urges 9,000 citizens to leave Iran as unrest intensifies. Government prioritises safety, offers assistance and guidance for immediate departures.
Kolopis River Waterfall in Tambunan gains attention in 2026 as Sabah promotes eco-tourism, sustainability, adventure travel, and community-based development.
The Great Northern Festival brings winter sports, music, food, and culture to Minneapolis and St. Paul in 2026 with expanded passes and new seasonal experiences.
The US pauses immigrant visas for 75 countries in 2026, impacting families and migrants while tourism and student travel remain open for short-term visitors.
Croatia reduces tourist beds to improve housing, sustainability, and resident quality of life as new reforms reshape tourism and rental markets for 2026.
Libya attracts adventurous travellers in 2026 with ancient sites, strict security escorts, visa barriers, and rare archaeological access unmatched in the Mediterranean.
UK warns travelers about heightened security risks and tough identity rules for Turkey, UAE, Saudi Arabia and more. Know latest safety tips and travel alerts.
US-Iran tensions trigger regional instability, travel disruptions, and economic setbacks as tourism declines across Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Israel, Turkey, and more.
Iran tourism takes a major hit as protests, airspace closures, and rising travel warnings disrupt flights and deter visitors amid escalating political turmoil.
A rare US travel warning urges caution for Alaska as unprecedented avalanche danger in Juneau triggers emergency alerts, evacuations, and major traveler disruptions.
Canada updates its travel advisory as global security risks rise. Several popular destinations, including Qatar, now require heightened traveler caution.
US halts immigrant visa processing for 75 countries from January 21, hitting Albania, Bosnia, Kosovo and others, tightening travel and long-term stay plans.
