The end of passport stamps: After a trial period since October 2025, starting today, April 10, 2026, Europe moves to fully digital control of passenger entry. Everything you need to know
With tens of millions of visitors, massive investment in culture, the opening of new museums and breaking records in the hotel and events industry, Abu Dhabi continues to establish its position as a leading international destination
Sweden's 10 airports counted close to 2.6 million passengers in March 2026, marking an air traffic increase of just over 5% compared to the same month of 2025, amid rising demand for international and domestic routes. "International traffic was affected to some extent by the situation in the Middle East"
Lufthansa and Munich Airport will expand Terminal 2 with a new T-Pier, boosting capacity by 10 million passengers and strengthening Germany’s aviation hub through 2056. Lufthansa: "Trust-based, long-term partnerships are a key factor in our success"
Over 8.4 million passengers visited Greek ports on 6,129 cruises last year, with the industry continuing to strengthen. Will the regional crisis in the Middle East affect the 2026 figures?
Romania’s national airline TAROM operated 82% of its 2025 flights on time, exceeding the European average and showing solid operational reliability. TAROM: "a confirmation of the work of our operational, technical and planning teams"
The Greek government's official research institute has published official data on the number of tourists who entered the country by air last year: 31 million, an increase of about 6% compared to 2024
Aegean concluded 2025 with a 14% increase in profits, 17.3 million passengers during the year (almost a million more than in 2024), and strong activity even in the weak season of the year
Group companies Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines are expanding intercontinental routes, including routes from Munich to Singapore and Vienna to Bangkok
Despite a decline in the overall accident rate, the number of fatalities last year rose to 394. The report also points to an increase in interference with satellite navigation systems and increasing risks in conflict zones such as the Middle East
