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27.07.2026 23:40

Delta to Add Direct Flights from Hong Kong and Taipei to Las Vegas for CES 2027: What It Means for Tourists and the Market

Delta announced over 120 peak flights to Las Vegas for CES 2027, including direct flights from Hong Kong and Taipei. What this means for tourists, business travelers, and...

27.07.2026 23:39

Storms and Heatwave Disrupt Flights at Heathrow and Gatwick: What Tourists Should Check Before Flying Through London

After storms and record heat in the UK, Heathrow and Gatwick faced flight delays and cancellations. What tourists should check before traveling through London.

27.07.2026 23:37

UAE Expanded Visa on Arrival for Citizens of Six Countries: What Changes for Tourists

The UAE has allowed visa on arrival for citizens of Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, Kenya, and South Africa provided they have a corresponding residence permit. Conditions, terms,...

27.07.2026 23:36

Italy Prepares for Aviation Strikes on July 5: Which Airports are at Risk and What Tourists Should Check

Aviation strikes are planned in Italy on July 5, 2026, in Malpensa, Fiumicino, Ciampino, Catania, and easyJet. We explain the risks for tourists, ENAC protected hours, and what...

27.07.2026 23:35

Air Tourism in Europe Could Boost Rents: What the New T&E Report Shows

A new T&E and NEF report links the growth of air tourism in Europe to pressure on housing rentals. What this means for tourists and popular destinations.

27.07.2026 23:33

Uzbekistan Welcomed Over 5.3 Million Tourists in Five Months: Why the Destination is Growing Rapidly

Uzbekistan welcomed over 5.3 million tourists from January to May 2026. We explain why the destination is growing rapidly and what this means for travelers.

27.07.2026 23:32

VisitEngland Launches Coastal Campaign: How England Wants to Bring Tourists Back to Seaside Trips

From June 29 to July 5, VisitEngland is promoting the "My coast has the most" campaign. We explain why this is important for tourists, regions and trip planning...

27.07.2026 23:31

WTTC Launches Independent Hotel Sustainability Basics Certification: What It Changes for Hotels and Tourists

WTTC is transitioning Hotel Sustainability Basics to an independent global certification. We explain how this will affect hotels, tourists, green claims, and the choice of accommodation.

27.07.2026 23:30

World Cup 2026 Changes Tourism Demand: Why Hotels and Travelers are Switching to Last-Minute Mode

The 2026 World Cup takes place in the USA, Canada, and Mexico, but tourism demand is distributed unevenly. What this means for hotels, flights, and travelers.

27.07.2026 23:29

IATA and IATP Unite Over Aircraft Parts Shortage: What It Means for Passengers

IATA and IATP have agreed to collaborate to facilitate airlines' access to parts and technical support. We explain how this may affect flights, prices, and tourist plans.

27.07.2026 23:28

SITA revealed a new turning point in baggage problems: why suitcases are lost less often, but the risk for transfers remains

The new SITA report shows: baggage problems have decreased, but their cost to aviation remains significant. What this means for passengers, transfers, and suitcase tracking.

27.07.2026 23:26

Australia Increases Departure Tax: Why the Tourism Industry is Asking for Funds to be Directed Toward Travel

Australia plans to increase the Passenger Movement Charge from A$70 to A$80 starting January 1, 2027. We explain why the tourism industry is asking for the additional funds...