Destinations

Several airlines have begun flying again to the Middle East, but disruptions to flight schedules and operations continue. Travel challenges persist amid ongoing airline difficulties in the region.

The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority is set to hold its inaugural Annual General Meeting in 2026. This development comes as Zimbabwe’s tourism industry continues to exhibit signs of recovery.

Tourist arrivals in Armenia have notably increased in early 2026. The rise is attributed to the country's historic sites and natural scenic beauty.

Morocco has reported 7.7 million tourist arrivals by the end of May 2026, reflecting steady visitor inflows through the first five months. The latest tourism figures highlight ongoing travel interest in the North African nation.

Charles de Gaulle Airport encountered 67 flight delays in June 2026, affecting major airlines and disrupting flights to European cities. Travelers using this airport should anticipate delays and adjustments during this time.

Europe’s summer 2026 travel is likely to face disruptions due to strikes and border delays. Elevated travel fares are also expected to affect travelers planning trips this season.

Sun Group made its debut appearance at South Korea’s largest travel exhibition, spotlighting Phu Quoc as a key destination. The group also highlighted flight deals from Korea, Japan, and India to the Vietnamese island.

Tourism to Nordic countries surges in summer 2026 as heatwaves drive travelers away from southern Europe. Major cities like Oslo and Stockholm are benefiting from this 'coolcation' trend.

Pitchup.com’s latest findings reveal that camping continues to be a leading trend for summer 2026 travel in the USA. Outdoor vacations and camping are gaining traction among travelers seeking nature-based experiences.

IATA is predicting a difficult summer for European air travel in 2026, with numerous flight cancellations and delays expected across the continent's airports. Operational constraints are likely to cause travel disruptions during peak months.