Portugal has been voted Europe’s top destination for 2025, with Lisbon, Porto, the Algarve, and the Azores standing out among the continent’s most inspiring travel spots.
A major IT failure forced Alaska Airlines to ground all flights nationwide, causing hundreds of cancellations and raising serious operational concerns for the carrier.
Lonely Planet’s ‘Best in Travel 2026’ highlights 25 must-see destinations worldwide, from Mexico City’s vibrant neighborhoods to Botswana’s wild landscapes.
OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Atlas browser introduces live internet access and seamless AI integration, changing how travelers plan, research, and book their trips.
Nearly 22 million Americans are expected to take ocean cruises in 2026, marking the fourth consecutive year of growth, with the Caribbean remaining the top destination.
Travellers worldwide are opting for meaningful, place-rooted journeys with growing interest in rural stays, heritage hotels, multi-stop trips and emerging destinations for 2026.
Global travellers looking for peace of mind will favour the ranked lists of the top 15 safest countries and top 15 safest cities for 2026, according to the latest research.
The Skyscanner 2026 Travel Trends Report reveals that affordable flights, unique hotels, and creative new ways to explore the world will define how people travel next year.
Qantas Airways has confirmed that a cyberattack exposed data from nearly six million customers, marking one of Australia’s largest security incidents in recent years.
A newly restored underground passage once used by Emperor Commodus has opened to the public, offering a rare glimpse into the hidden world beneath Rome’s iconic Colosseum.
Expedia Group has unveiled ‘Comet,’ a new AI-powered travel assistant developed in partnership with Perplexity, designed to help travelers plan trips faster and more intuitively.
The Michelin Guide has unveiled its first-ever global ‘Keys’ selection for hotels, setting a new international benchmark for hospitality excellence and guest experience.
Riyadh Air is set to operate its first flight to London this October, a trial run ahead of its full commercial launch in 2026.
The U.S. travel economy has already lost more than $1 billion due to the ongoing government shutdown, with widespread disruptions to tourism, air travel, and national parks.
The U.S. government shutdown has left air traffic control understaffed, triggering widespread delays and uncertainty for travelers across the country.