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A major accident on the Trakia (A1) motorway in Bulgaria involved 86 vehicles. 10 people were killed on the spot and another person died of his injuries in hospital

Croatia's national airline has called a general meeting of shareholders on December 7 to approve a proposal to delist the company's shares. The reason: low trading volumes and limited investor interest

The Bulgarian airline Bulgaria Air is launching a HAPPY FLYDAY promotion with discounts of up to 35% on economy and business class flights to and from Sofia

Your hotel room may look shiny, bright, and inviting, but even in the most luxurious hotels, there are items that get less than the most attention from the cleaning staff

The Polish Interior Ministry reports arrests following suspicious social media activity. The country is considering tightening gun laws and is preparing extensive security for the events of November 11

A migrant boat capsized or sank off southern Crete, leaving 13 people dead. A passing cargo ship rescued 18 survivors, including six women and a minor

The US State Department lists 23 countries under its highest travel advisory, Level 4, warning Americans against visiting due to serious security risks

Bulgaria is preparing for a large-scale tourism campaign towards 2027, with a proposed budget of almost 24 million euros, new partnerships with airlines and international tour operators, and an ambitious goal

Philippine Airlines plans to launch a direct, non-stop route between Manila and Chicago today (November 9) using Airbus A350 aircraft

Flight UA168, which was en route to New York, changed its route overnight after, according to flight tracking data. The plane transmitted emergency code 7700

The death toll from a fire that broke out in Taiyuan City, the capital of northern China's Shanxi Province, has risen to 14. The fire broke out on Sunday afternoon in Yingze District

The Malopolska Police announced this morning (Monday) that the suspect in the fatal shooting incident in central Krakow died of his wounds in hospital

Bomb threats targeting aircraft, airports and media outlets across Europe have prompted an EU security response, but authorities have yet to establish whether the incidents are connected

U.S. Customs and Border Protection has launched a new biometric passenger identification system, replacing the kiosks where passengers were required to answer customs questions

Holland America Line is upgrading its Alaska hospitality complex with 192 new rooms, renovated dining venues and Nenana River overlooks

Dublin Airport is warning of road closures, traffic congestion and public transport changes between 10 and 13 November due to meetings as part of the EU Presidency

Following a shooting that left five people dead and several injured in Krakow, the Polish city has declared four days of mourning and canceled municipal events. The shooter has succumbed to his wounds on Monday

Six days after the deadly Florida plane crash that killed nine people, a light plane that experienced mechanical failure attempted an emergency landing on a road north of Fort Myers

At an international aviation safety conference in Nicosia today, attended by aviation executives from Israel and across Europe, the Cypriot Minister of Transport warned of growing risks to civil aviation amid regional conflicts

The Cypriot Foreign Ministry strongly condemns the visit of Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan to the northern part of the island, which is under Turkish control, accusing Ankara of violating sovereignty