Travel News

Newark and JFK airports urge travelers to plan ahead as FIFA World Cup matches are expected to impact roads, rail services, and airport traffic

Cyprus has received a tourism confidence boost after both the United States and the United Kingdom updated their travel advisories, citing lower risk levels

Passengers traveling across London are being advised to plan ahead as strike action by Tube drivers will cause major disruption today, June 2 and on Thursday, June 4

Ahead of World Bicycle Day: The EU is expanding cycling networks, bike-friendly trains and e-bike infrastructure as it encourages more sustainable travel across Europe

Japan has warned residents to prepare for heavy rain, strong winds and possible evacuations as the sixth typhoon of the year is rapidly approaching the country today

The US Embassy in Prague celebrates the launch of a new direct flight to Philadelphia, calling it a boost for travel, prosperity, and stronger bilateral relations

Train services across Italy, including routes to Fiumicino Airport, will face delays and cancellations during a nationwide rail strike on May 28–29

Aston Villa’s Europa League victory parade is expected to impact roads, buses and tram services across Birmingham on Thursday afternoon. What to expect

Wizz Air has partnered with Atlas to give travel sellers direct access to flights, seat selection and baggage services worldwide

International mega-events are fueling a sharp rise in summer travel demand, with more than 53 million passengers expected to fly with United between June and August

London Airport has updated its unloading policy with a higher fee per entry and a new time limit for drivers; continued exemptions for disabled badge holders and free options outside terminals will still be accessible

London’s Heathrow Airport closed for 24 hours due to a "fire in an electrical substation" causing power outages throughout the airport