Travel Industry

Visitors to South Africa are being urged to avoid protest areas amid warnings of demonstrations and travel delays at the end of the month

Passenger air taxis may still be a few years away, but the FAA has taken another major step by launching a dedicated research facility for next-generation aircraft

TSA expects nearly 18.7 million passengers over the Fourth of July travel period as it boosts staffing, screening tech and airport coordination for peak demand

United Airlines expects around 6 million passengers this July 4 period, with strong demand for U.S. heritage cities, national parks, and cooler “coolcation” destinations

Authorities in Singapore will close roads near the National Stadium on June 27 for the National Day Parade 2026 rehearsal. Visitors are advised to plan alternative routes

Charlotte Douglas International Airport is preparing for a surge of 1.6 million passengers during one of the busiest U.S. travel periods of the summer

British Airways has launched a codeshare with Porter Airlines, adding 17 Canadian destinations via Toronto and Montreal with Avios earning benefits

Extreme heat is causing delays and suspensions across London’s transport network. Passengers are advised to plan ahead and avoid peak travel times

Air France celebrates 25 years of SAPHIR, its global disability assistance program helping passengers with reduced mobility through tailored travel support

Emirates held its first Travel Rehearsal program in the Maldives, helping children with autism and their families prepare for air travel