"A unique immersion into the art of French travel": Air France is opening its La Première experience to the public in Tokyo, with a rare exhibition blending fashion, history, and luxury travel. When and where to visit and what to expect
A large-scale public event in Seoul will cause "significant local disruptions" from midnight on March 18 to March 21. Expect: closed vehicle traffic, suspended bus routes, limited pedestrian access, and closed subway stations. Which artist is "responsible" for the expected madness?
"Shining the spotlight on our outstanding tourism": English Tourism Week runs from March 13–22, celebrating the tourism sector’s role in jobs, communities, and economic growth across England; the government plans to attract 50 million visitors a year by 2030
The US Presents advanced technologies for identifying aerial threats without compromising public privacy. "Countering drones is not just a battlefield problem, it's a homeland defense imperative. We only collect what is necessary to identify a potential threat."
Following an explicit Iranian threat and drone strikes on its territory, Nicosia is trying to calm down the public and emphasize that it is not a target in the conflict. In parallel, the US has raised the travel warning to level 3, and the island has gone on a broad security alert. The police and the National Guard are on heightened alert, and security has been increased at about 180 locations across the country
Lufthansa Group's subsidiary has announced it will install a 2×2 configuration in the first rows of eight aircraft, with an emphasis on space, privacy, and an upgraded service experience on medium-haul routes lasting 3 to 6 hours
Missiles and sirens changed their plans. A group of 120 Christian women leaders now remain in Israel, using their voices to show public support. Robert Stearns, founder and president of Eagles' Wings: "I am proud of our courageous women leaders who are demonstrating steadfast solidarity with Israel"
Heavy and persistent rains are leading to mudslides, flooding, and road closures in several provinces across Peru. Authorities are warning of renewed heavy rainfall in the coming days, urging the public to take extra caution
After two days of complete paralysis of the East Coast, including the New York area: the weather is expected to improve, airports could reopen after thousands of canceled flights, and the subway is partially back in operation. But is there another storm coming?
Unusual snowstorm forces New York to shut down traffic, cancel schools, and suspend public services until Monday at noon New York time. The state of emergency will last five days unless lifted earlier. The storm is also expected to disrupt aviation operations
