EU Flight Rights Are Getting a Major Upgrade for Families, Bags and Delays
New EU air passenger rights will bring free family seating, clearer baggage pricing, free name corrections and easier compensation claims from mid-2027.
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The most noteworthy travel news article of the day. Story of the Day highlights the most significant, insightful, or impactful article selected from our daily coverage. Curated by our editorial team, it reflects the key development or narrative shaping the travel landscape today.
JetBlue Seizes Spirit’s Fort Lauderdale Gap With Its Biggest FLL Schedule Ever
JetBlue is expanding sharply at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, adding new nonstop routes after Spirit Airlines’ exit from the market.
Copenhagen Named World’s Most Liveable City for 2026
Copenhagen has been named the world’s most liveable city for 2026, topping the EIU ranking ahead of Vienna, Melbourne, Sydney and Zurich.
Europe’s Best Pizzerias for 2026 Prove London, Madrid and Paris Are Coming for Italy’s Pizza Crown
By
Victoria Hayes
• 3 mins read
The 50 Top Pizza Europa 2026 ranking highlights the best pizzerias outside Italy, with London, Madrid and Puteaux leading the list.
Cabo Verde’s World Cup Shock Could Turn This Tiny Island Nation Into Travel’s Next Big Discovery
By
Andrew Collins
• 4 mins read
Cabo Verde’s surprise World Cup run is giving the West African island nation a rare global spotlight, with travel searches rising after its historic tournament debut.
Venezuela Earthquake Travel Warning: Why Tourists Should Avoid Caracas Right Now
By
Christopher Lane
• 3 mins read
Two powerful earthquakes have struck Venezuela, causing damage in Caracas and nearby regions and making nonessential travel risky while rescue operations continue.
Southwest’s First Starlink Wi-Fi Jet Takes Off as Free Streaming Becomes the New Airline Fight
By
Laura Mitchell
• 3 mins read
Southwest Airlines has put its first Starlink-equipped aircraft into service, starting a major Wi-Fi rollout that will give Rapid Rewards members free high-speed connectivity.
Europe Cruises Head for a Packed and Pricier Summer
By
Thomas Grant
• 4 mins read
Cruise demand is climbing into summer 2026, with Europe standing out for fuller ships, higher prices and stronger interest in Mediterranean and Northern routes.
Gulf Airlines Race to Win Back Travelers After Iran War Disruption
By
Laura Mitchell
• 3 mins read
Emirates, Qatar Airways and Etihad are rebuilding schedules, adding insurance offers and trying to restore passenger confidence after months of regional disruption.
Book-cation Trend Brings Literary Travel Into the Mainstream
By
Victoria Hayes
• 4 mins read
Literary travel is gaining momentum as readers plan trips around novels, authors, hotel libraries, book clubs, reading retreats and festivals.
Qantas Picks Sydney-London for First Project Sunrise Flight
By
Laura Mitchell
• 4 mins read
Qantas has named Sydney-London as the first Project Sunrise route, setting up what is expected to become the world’s longest nonstop passenger flight.
Tripadvisor to Sell TheFork to American Express for $700 Million
By
Andrew Collins
• 3 mins read
Tripadvisor has agreed to sell TheFork to American Express for $700 million, sharpening its focus on Viator and the broader travel experiences market.
Argentina’s Golden Passport Plan Could Reshape Travel Mobility in South America
By
Christopher Lane
• 4 mins read
Argentina is preparing a citizenship-by-investment program that could give global travelers a new mobility option in South America.
Shakira and Burna Boy Open World Cup as Mexico City Takes Global Stage
By
Victoria Hayes
• 3 mins read
The FIFA World Cup 2026 opening ceremony turned Mexico City into a global travel and culture showcase, led by Shakira, Burna Boy and Latin American artists.
Sagrada Familia Finally Reaches Completion After 144 Years
By
Victoria Hayes
• 4 mins read
Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia has reached its final height with the Tower of Jesus Christ, drawing global attention while renewing debate over overtourism and local impact.