UK regulators are investigating pricing transparency across the travel industry, with the power to levy fines worth up to 10% of a company's global revenue.
Fires on Salamina and Halkidiki have killed two and displaced locals and tourists, but airports remain open and official warnings have yet to change.
The kingdom's largest travel platform is preparing to go public by year-end, pivoting to domestic tourism while regional conflict disrupts cross-border bookings.
From Metrolink trams to Victorian markets, one traveler tests how England's northern hub holds up for independent mobility
Overseas arrivals fell 7% in July as fourteen of the top twenty source markets pulled back, leaving total visitation nearly a quarter below pre-pandemic levels.
From cordless curling irons to bowling balls, TSA restrictions reach far beyond obvious weapons and dangerous goods.
The Andalusian gateway will divert all flights during late February 2028 as part of a wider €29 million upgrade spanning 19 months
Transboundary fires and dry conditions are affecting air quality across parts of Malaysia, prompting visitors to adjust outdoor plans and monitor local conditions daily.
Car trips to the U.S. rebounded sharply in July, while air travel lags behind and total crossings remain far below pre-2025 levels.
More than 1,500 drivers will walk out over 26 days this summer and autumn, citing heat exhaustion and inadequate cooling in cabs.
Over one million people evacuated as storm brings flooding and transport disruptions to eastern China, with hundreds of flights grounded in Shanghai
Officials may keep biometric flexibility past September as airports struggle with new entry system
European officials are reportedly exploring another delay to biometric checks as queues mount and travellers reconsider their trips
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
