India and ASEAN unveil cruise tourism corridor to boost regional connectivity, economic growth, and cultural exchange across the Bay of Bengal and Indo-Pacific.
India-Pakistan conflict in May 2025 caused mass flight cancellations, tourism boycotts, and halted trade. Global travel and economy face extended disruptions.
Agoda reports a sharp rise in micro-travel across Asia. Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, and Indonesia lead the trend of meaningful, one-night getaways for modern travelers.
Qantas welcomes its first Airbus A321XLR on July 2, 2025, enhancing fuel efficiency, passenger comfort, and opening doors to new international destinations.
EZY Airlines launches direct flights from Hat Yai to Betong, reviving access to Thailand’s deep south and cutting travel time from 6 hours to just 45 minutes.
Australia warns travelers of heightened terror threats in Thailand after a bomb scare near Phuket Airport; increased security and caution urged for all visitors.
Despite economic challenges, luxury travel in 2025 remains resilient, with U.S. travelers favoring domestic experiences and international demand rising in Europe and Asia.
Thailand’s tourism faces a major setback as Middle East conflict slashes Israeli and Iranian arrivals to Bangkok and Phuket. TAT issues a cautionary outlook.
Emirates strengthens global connectivity with a third daily flight to Barcelona, enhancing access to top destinations like the Maldives, Bali, and Singapore.
The U.S. issues a Level-2 travel advisory for India and allied nations, warning women against solo travel. Impacts on global tourism, safety, and bookings explored.
Rising tourism taxes in Greece, Italy, UK, Mexico, and more are prompting travelers to alter 2025 plans. Learn how shifting fees are reshaping global tourism.
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