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The Louvre is rolling out new ticket prices for 2026, including a major increase for non-EU tourists and updated fees for groups, guided tours, and workshops

The European aircraft manufacturer Airbus is acquiring Spirit AeroSystems, an American parts manufacturer that was formerly part of major competitor Boeing. 4,000 employees will join the company, while factories from North America to Europe will be part of the manufacturer

IndiGo has reported that 137 of its 138 destinations are already operational, and more than 1,650 flights will take off today; the on-time rate jumped to 75%, with the company waiving all cancellation and change fees for flights booked by December 15

Krakow Airport joins many other checkpoints across the country in implementing the new European Union Entry/Exit System, which applies to travelers with or without a visa. What does this mean for travelers?

The Global Airports Forum returns in 2025 with over 300 exhibitors, 10,000 attendees, and 600 global delegates exploring airport expansion, innovation, and collaboration; ACI World has confirmed its presence at the event today

Autumn transforms New York with golden trees, lively art, ice skating, rooftop sunsets, and festive markets, creating one of the city’s most magical seasons; explore the best attractions

United praised employees for keeping passengers informed and satisfied as the FAA cut flights during the U.S. government shutdown; CEO: "Never been prouder to be on this team."

Delta introduces "Distinctly Delta," a new uniform collection for all 65,000 employees, emphasizing comfort, functionality, and premium design for its centennial

Ryanair’s October traffic rose 5% to 19.2 million passengers compared to the same month last year. The airline operated over 107,000 flights, keeping demand and load factors consistent

Dubai has launched a 100% rebate on municipality fees and Tourism Dirham for two years to attract hotel investments in emerging areas