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Firefighters from the city of Port Jefferson, New York, reported on an unusual can accident on a ferry and their response, which fortunately resulted in only minor injuries

Forecasters are predicting light snow in the pre-dawn hours in the north of New York City, which will quickly fade into heavy rain. Authorities are preparing to prevent flooding and are urging residents to prepare in advance

October 2025 marked record tourism for Cyprus with 537,744 visitors, a 17% increase from last year; the island transitions into an international aviation and tourism hub, with numerous weekly flights and new routes from the Gulf and Eastern Europe, aiming for year-round tourism

Bulgaria Air and Air Serbia deepen their collaboration with a new ACMI agreement for four Embraer 190 aircraft over the next two years; it's the third contract that the two carriers have inked since 2024

UN Tourism data shows Brazil leading the world in arrival growth, hitting record visitor numbers as international interest surges; the 45% rise in arrivals confirms the strong post-pandemic rebound and success of the new promotional strategy

Romance and adventure await in Lapland: enjoy breathtaking views from glass igloos at a new premium hotel opening now on the slopes of the Ounasvaara Hills, with the promise of an enchanting Arctic experience | In collaboration with Kishrey Teufa

Transport Minister Miri Regev and Wizz Air president Jozsef Varadi laid out plans for the low-cost giant to open an operational base in Israel as early as April 2026; Regev backed competition but stressed support for domestic airlines and employees

The UAE aviation giant Emirates will operate the next-generation aircraft on the Montreal-Dubai route starting in February, with a premium economy class for the first time in Canada

The popular low-cost airline Wizz Air is launching a 30% sale on a selection of flights between December 1, 2025, and March 26, 2026, for those booking on the company's website and app

Unique role swap in SWISS's in-flight kitchens: Chef pairs representing the different regions of Switzerland will move between First Class and Business Class, as part of the company's revamp of its international culinary program