DHS Considers Halting Customs at Sanctuary City Airports
The US Department of Homeland Security is exploring plans to halt customs and immigration processing at airports in sanctuary cities. San Francisco and Los Angeles airports have been named among those potentially impacted.
Flight Cancellations by Saudia and Flyadeal Disrupt Saudi Arabian Air Travel
Saudia and Flyadeal have cancelled several flights across Saudi Arabia, impacting travel in major cities including Jeddah and Riyadh. Key international routes to destinations such as Cairo and Hong Kong are also affected.
Air New Zealand Cuts More Flights Due to Jet Fuel Crisis
Air New Zealand is implementing more flight schedule cuts due to an ongoing jet fuel shortage. The reductions mainly affect regional routes, further limiting travel options.
Palm Springs Plans Tourism and Recovery at City Council Meeting
Palm Springs City Council will meet Wednesday to address recovery efforts, tourism district plans, and budget issues. The meeting aims to support both local resilience and the tourism economy.
Erbil Sees Surge in Tourism During Eid Celebrations
Tens of thousands visited Erbil during the Eid period, leading to a marked upswing in holiday tourism in the city. The celebrations attracted a wide range of travelers to the regional capital.
South Africa Tourism Rebounds with African Market Leading Growth
South Africa’s tourism sector is recovering strongly, primarily driven by growth from the African market. Cape Town has established itself as a key international gateway amid lingering long-haul travel difficulties.
Consultation Opens for Dublin Airport Capacity Expansion
A public consultation has been launched to explore increasing Dublin Airport's capacity. The project aims to address rising air travel demand and infrastructure needs.
Nepal Highlights Tourism at ITB China 2026 in Shanghai
At ITB China 2026 in Shanghai, Nepal showcased its adventure, heritage, and nature-based tourism to an international audience of tourism professionals.
Domestic Travel Demand Rises in Summer 2026 with Cautious Traveler Planning
Domestic travel demand in the U.S. is on the rise for summer 2026, with travelers opting for a more thoughtful and measured planning process for their vacations.
Asian Travelers Emphasize Flexible Bookings and Premium Dining in 2026
Asian travelers in 2026 are gravitating towards hotels that offer booking flexibility and refined dining options. Highly rated accommodations also remain a preferred choice for this market segment.
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FAA lifts nationwide ground stop on American Airlines after IT outage
The FAA imposed a nationwide ground stop on American Airlines flights shortly after 7 p.m. EDT on July 28, 2026, due to an IT outage. The stop was lifted by 8:10 p.m., but residual airport-specific restrictions remained at Charlotte and Miami airports.
ITB Americas 2026 Sells 70% of Exhibition Space for First Pan-American Travel Marketplace
ITB Americas 2026 held from November 10-12 in New York sold 70% of its exhibition space ahead of the event. The trade show gathered over 5,000 industry professionals representing destinations and travel brands across the Americas and beyond.
Nearly 1,000 Flights Cancelled at NYC Airports on July 28 Due to Severe Storms
Nearly 1,000 flights were cancelled on July 28, 2026 at JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark airports due to severe thunderstorms and flooding in New York City. Flood watches covered large parts of the Northeast amid heavy rainfall warnings.