New polling reveals anxiety over EU entry system is shifting holiday choices, with industry leaders demanding urgent fixes before peak season ends
Federal regulators tell airlines to inspect structural supports on MAX aircraft after finding similar defects in older planes
From Italy's red alerts to Slovakia's historic temperatures, extreme weather is reshaping summer travel across the continent.
Edinburgh's new overnight levy has sparked debate about whether day trippers bear their share of the cost.
Nauru becomes Naoero, reclaiming a name rooted in local language and heritage as part of a broader push for cultural recognition.
A new contractor-led screening program launches in 2027, drawing criticism from officers and lawmakers who warn of risks to aviation security.
US regulator wants to replace a rigid 64-item list with flexibility to treat nine life-threatening scenarios, but critics worry about what might be left behind
South Yorkshire's shuttered aviation hub edges closer to revival as local council seeks public input on controlled airspace reinstatement
The initiative covers multiple routes across three counties and aims to reduce parking demand during the airport's projected busiest summer.
Ski Yodl's liquidation adds to a string of travel company failures affecting British holidaymakers this summer
A cyclospora outbreak traced to iceberg lettuce has infected thousands across the US and prompted new health warnings for visitors to Mexican resorts.
A change to Railcard validity rules will let recent birthday holders keep their half-price train travel for up to a year, closing a gap that left tens of thousands paying full adult fares mid-study.
A visa-on-arrival scheme covering 12 Aegean islands has opened a new route into Europe for Turkish travelers facing tighter Schengen rules elsewhere.
Sixty-seven infections have been reported in British travelers since April, with most linked to stays in Cancun and Riviera Maya.
Travelers from select countries must post up to $20,000 for tourist visas, with compliance tied to commercial air travel and timely departure.
While many hotels along the path of totality have sold out, availability remains in Spain, Iceland, and on select cruise itineraries for those willing to move fast.
A nine-figure government investment aims to clear algae washing ashore along resort coasts, but hoteliers say the problem needs ecological answers, not just boats and barriers.
From Greece to France and Spain, fires and extreme heat are forcing evacuations and disrupting summer travel across the continent
Evacuations continue on two Greek islands, yet no official travel warnings have been issued for the country
Glasgow, Aberdeen, and Cardiff plan their own accommodation levies as England explores giving mayors the same power
