Travel Articles

The head of Greece’s largest airport operator is calling for a major overhaul of the EU’s entry-exit system for non-EU travelers, citing passenger discomfort and safety concerns amid widespread operational challenges.

Wyndham Hotels is systematically replacing lower-fee budget properties with higher-fee midscale hotels, reducing U.S. economy rooms by 3% while expanding midscale offerings despite flat overall room counts.

American Airlines is expanding capacity by 3-5% while Delta and United cut more aggressively, citing fuel price volatility as the carrier takes a different strategic approach.

Air Canada’s CEO faces criticism from Canadian leaders after delivering condolences in English-only following a deadly crash that killed a French-speaking pilot in New York.

EasyJet’s profits fell 70% in the three months ending June due to soaring fuel costs following the Iran conflict outbreak, amid competing takeover bids from US investment firms.

UK officials face pressure to persuade EU leaders to suspend new border entry-exit system controls as millions of British holidaymakers prepare for summer travel across Europe.

United Airlines approached Delta Air Lines about a potential merger combining two major U.S. carriers, but discussions did not advance beyond preliminary assessment stages.

A surprise downpour dumped several inches of rain per hour on Honolulu’s Manoa Valley, causing significant flooding and vehicle damage. The intense rainfall caught meteorologists off guard despite warnings of residual moisture from a winter storm system.

New NASA satellite imagery reveals Mexico City is sinking nearly 10 inches annually, one of the world’s fastest-subsiding cities, damaging critical infrastructure and worsening water shortages.

The Louvre’s Apollo Gallery reopened Wednesday following a heist that claimed crown jewels valued at 88 million euros. The gallery now displays no jewelry, returning to its 17th-century ceremonial purpose.

Air Canada’s CEO will retire later this year following criticism over an English-only condolence message after a deadly crash that killed two crew members.

Three passengers with confirmed or suspected hantavirus were evacuated from a cruise ship in Cape Verde, with the vessel then proceeding to Spain’s Canary Islands carrying approximately 150 isolated passengers.