Multiple aviation strikes could disrupt millions of trips across Spain during Easter 2026, starting with the Holy Week. Groundforce staff at 12 airports are getting ready for an indefinite strike starting March 27. Here’s what else to expect
The Department of State is warning American citizens around the world, especially in the Middle East, of increased security risks. Among other things, concerns about the closure of airspace and attacks on American facilities
"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
Life-threatening winds up to 165 km/h will hit Croatia’s coast, forcing ferry cancellations and raising risks of damage and travel disruption.The Italian Air Force National Meteorological Service has also issued an Orange Wind Warning for Toscana. Learn all the dates and affected areas
The British Foreign Office (FCDO) updated its travel advice for Egypt, urging people to avoid travel to certain areas of the country, as well as to avoid non-essential travel to other areas, due to ongoing security risks and regional tensions
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?
From Saudi Arabia to the UAE and Qatar, here’s a clear breakdown of the latest travel warnings and what they mean for travellers right now
Due to a warning strike announced for Wednesday, March 18, Berlin Brandenburg Airport will not operate any scheduled flights. Passengers are asked to contact the airlines or travel agents regarding changes to bookings and alternative solutions
Viking welcomes the 190-guest Viking Eldir, a sleek new Longship offering luxury European river itineraries with modern design and immersive experiences. "We proudly bring our guests closer to destinations along the great rivers of the world"
As conflict disrupts flights and raises safety concerns, travelers are changing their plans. From Europe to Asia, new destinations are quickly replacing traditional Middle East hotspots
