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
With its promotional budget slashed, India's tourism authority is leaning on Air India and IndiGo to fill the gap - but carriers alone can't solve deeper infrastructure problems.
Small accommodation providers worry about compliance costs and unlicensed competitors as Scotland's capital rolls out the UK's first citywide visitor levy
Blazes in Spain, France and Greece force evacuations and raise questions about cancellations, refunds and how to stay informed
From the Balkans to the Mediterranean, a growing list of European destinations remain outside the EU's new entry system
Thousands have left tourist areas in France and Spain, while officials caution that Greece, Italy, and Central Europe may face similar threats in coming weeks.
Travel advisories now cover multiple regions as fires burn through tens of thousands of hectares, leaving visitors to weigh safety, ethics, and financial loss.
Scotland's capital becomes the first UK city to roll out a visitor levy, with Glasgow, Aberdeen, and Wales set to follow.
New legislation would create smoke-free zones stretching from restaurant patios to national parks, with fines reaching up to €600,000
A powerful tremor in Kumamoto has shut down bullet trains and prompted evacuations, but much of Japan remains open for visitors
With the capital's replacement airport still more than a decade out and budget climbing toward €9 billion, the country is betting on upgrades to Porto, Faro and island hubs to handle surging visitor numbers.
More than 300,000 people have been evacuated across both countries, with officials calling the blazes unprecedented in scale and severity.
A magnitude 6.8 quake disrupted rail and air service across southern Japan, but no travel ban has been issued
Officials urge visitors to avoid the Bordeaux area or choose alternative destinations while firefighters battle a blaze that has displaced 220,000 residents
