New passenger rights rules require airlines to allow one piece of hand luggage at no extra charge, ending hidden fees at booking.
Airports stay operational while neighbourhoods recover at different speeds from weekend deluge
Heavy monsoon rains have affected all 50 districts of the capital, delaying flights and closing roads, though no travel ban is in place
Technical glitches and policy changes turn the Entry/Exit System into a bottleneck for non-European travellers, forcing hundreds to miss connecting flights.
The storm is expected to remain offshore, but authorities warn of flooding, mudslides and dangerous surf along southwestern Mexico.
Tensions in the wider region have prompted questions about safety, but Turkey's main tourist areas remain open as usual.
UK travel advice unchanged for the UAE as airlines adjust routes amid Middle East tensions
Strikes on Saudi Arabia and new security warnings affect travellers across 11 countries, with airspace closures and flight cancellations expected to continue.
UK officials maintain their guidance on UAE travel despite escalating attacks in neighbouring Saudi Arabia, but advise visitors to stay alert.
New research suggests nearly a third of international visitors would reconsider travel to the UK if faced with overnight levies, raising questions about the balance between local revenue and market appeal
UK lifts essential-travel warning as commercial flights resume, though carriers flag airspace disruptions and delays
New legislation would let local authorities set uncapped levies on accommodation, sparking debate over revenue versus deterrence.
A quarter-century after 9/11, the frictionless journey exists - but only for travellers the system trusts upfront.
A new programme lets trusted travellers accompany friends and family to departure gates at 13 airports, reversing security restrictions introduced after 2001.
The tech giant is rolling back flight, hotel, and restaurant search tools across Europe as regulators tighten enforcement of the Digital Markets Act.
A 24-hour stoppage will halt trains, trams, buses and metros across the country, with only minimal rail links to Schiphol Airport remaining operational.
Mount Anak Krakatau's eruption forced temporary closures at eight airports, leaving more than 270,000 passengers stranded across the archipelago's busiest routes.
Schengen states can no longer pause biometric checks during peak travel, raising concerns that delays will worsen this autumn.
A continuous eruption over the weekend has grounded thousands of flights and left travelers stranded across Java and Sumatra as volcanic ash blankets the region.
The Gulf state saw arrivals drop to 2.3 million through August, still struggling to recover from the war-driven travel collapse earlier this year.
