Porter Airlines will launch five year-round domestic routes from London International Airport (YXU) in spring 2027.

Wise has added customisable eSIM data plans and cross-border QR payments covering 50+ destinations to its account for travellers.

Iceland’s tourism sector posted modest growth in 2026, with a sharp rise in Chinese visitor numbers and higher overall spending […]

Montenegro’s government has approved the termination of visa-free agreements with Russia, Belarus and Türkiye, moving forward with a change that […]

Tourism Malaysia is working with local airlines to bring down domestic airfares, aiming to boost intrastate travel as domestic tourism […]

Bangladesh’s government is drawing up a 20-year roadmap for its tourism sector, combining a new Tourism Master Plan, an updated […]

Qi County, in the city of Hebi in China’s Henan Province, has launched a programme of night-time shows and tours […]

Syria has signed a framework agreement with UAE developer Eagle Hills for urban and tourism projects in Damascus and Latakia as it seeks private investment in reconstruction.

New Zealand tour operator Active Adventures marks 30 years as demand grows for guided, active holidays across five continents, from Patagonia to Peru.

Travel agents worldwide are using the major global distribution systems (GDS) more than they did two years ago, with 43% […]

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) and the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) have signed a memorandum of understanding […]

Air Astana will start Almaty to Langkawi on 25 December and Astana to Bangkok on 11 December, taking Kazakhstan–Thailand flights to 20 a week.

Lufthansa will operate five weekly Frankfurt-Kuala Lumpur flights from 25 October with the Boeing 787-9.

Emirates began daily year-round flights between Dubai and Helsinki on 1 October with the Airbus A350-900.

Etihad Airways begins year-round flights from Abu Dhabi to Red Sea International Airport on 4 October, doubling to two weekly from 25 October.

Eurowings will launch Baghdad flights from Berlin and Dusseldorf on 10 December, as it expands its Middle East winter schedule.

Turkey received 34.83 million foreign visitors in the first eight months of 2026, down 1.84 per cent year on year, with Russia the top market.

Philippine Airlines will resume nonstop flights between Manila and Saipan on 25 October, with meals and baggage included.

Vueling will operate 15 million seats this winter from 25 October, including 7.2 million on domestic routes and 16 per cent more capacity to Italy.

Singapore Airlines will return to Dubai on 25 October and start Riyadh on 1 December with three weekly flights, down from four.