From August 2025, Singapore’s Changi Airport offers a free 2.5-hour Sentosa tour for transit passengers with layovers of 5.5 hours or more.
Malaysia’s immigration system failure has caused delays at KLIA and land borders. Thousands of travelers impacted as autogates shut down during peak season.
U.S. tourism rebounds with new flights, cruise reforms, and global campaigns as cities see surging visitors and investments boost travel recovery.
Flight cancellations soar at East Coast airports in summer 2025. Learn how to protect your travel plans and know your rights amid growing delays.
Greece proposes single EU tourist visa to simplify travel for India, China, and more—support grows across Italy, France to boost Europe’s tourism sector.
Schengen countries ease visa rules, boost tourism with multi-entry visas for India, Turkey, and 13 nations. Visitor arrivals up 18% in 2025.
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries of South Korea is inviting Korean citizens to join an exclusive 8-day luxury cruise to Japan this September aboard the prestigious Costa Serena, for a heavily discounted price of only 900,000 won per person. Departing from Busan on September 5, 2025, this government-supported cruise offers an unprecedented opportunity for
Star Princess by Princess Cruises launches in 2025 with immersive shows, global entertainment, and luxury voyages across the Mediterranean and Caribbean.
Barcelona slashes cruise terminals in bold move to curb overtourism, joining Italy, US, France, Croatia & Netherlands in regulating cruise tourism growth.
South Korea’s T’way Air doubles Singapore-Seoul flights and launches direct Jeju service for summer 2025, offering affordable travel options and exclusive deals.
Thailand tops Asia’s tourism charts in 2025, with record-breaking visitors from China, Malaysia, and South Korea. Discover the latest travel trends and destinations.
Romania has been struck by one of its most severe weather events in recent memory, with a violent storm system sweeping through the capital Bucharest and 14 other counties, leaving behind a trail of destruction. Between July 17 and 18, 2025, emergency officials from the Department for Emergency Situations (DSU) reported extensive damage to infrastructure,
