03.06.2026 19:07
Sri Lanka Waives Tourist ETA Fee for 40 Countries: What You Need to Know Before Your Trip
Sri Lanka, starting May 25, 2026, has made the tourist ETA free for citizens of 40 countries. We explain who the rule applies to, how to apply for...
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Wizz Air Resumes London - Tel Aviv Flights: What It Means for Travel to Israel
Wizz Air has returned flights between London Luton and Tel Aviv, but government warnings and aviation risks remain important for trip planning.
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Air Travel in the UK Started 2026 with a Record: What It Means for Tourists
The CAA reported over 61 million passengers in UK airports in the first quarter of 2026. We explain what this means for tourists, routes, and the summer season.
Read more03.06.2026 19:03
Hawaii Earned More from Tourism Despite Fewer Arrivals: April 2026 Data
Hawaii received $1.77 billion in tourist spending in April 2026, although the number of visitors slightly decreased. What this means for travelers, the aviation market, and prices.
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Summer Tourism 2026 is Becoming More Expensive: Why Travelers are Choosing Shorter and Closer Trips
New data from Deloitte, Bank of America, NerdWallet, U.S. Travel, and Axios show: demand for summer travel persists, but tourists more often choose shorter, closer, and more practical...
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Air New Zealand and Singapore Airlines to Increase Capacity Between Singapore and New Zealand: What This Means for Tourists
Air New Zealand and Singapore Airlines will add 72,000 seats between Singapore and New Zealand. What will change for tourists, Auckland, and Christchurch.
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USA Warns of Risk of International Flight Disruptions Due to CBP Dispute in Airports
The US tourism industry warns: potential reduction of CBP operations in Newark and other major airports could cause cancellations, flight diversions, and passenger problems before the FIFA World...
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Global Air Demand Fell in April Due to Middle East Crisis: What It Means for Travelers
IATA recorded a drop in global air demand in April 2026 due to the Middle East crisis. What this means for prices, routes, and connections.
Read more03.06.2026 18:57
Cayman Islands Set April Tourism Record: What the New Surge in Demand Means
Cayman Islands recorded the best April in the history of stayover tourism: 47,884 visitors, strong growth from Canada and the USA, more air seats and high demand for...
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USA Introduces No Drone Zones for World Cup Cup 2026 Matches: What Tourists Need to Know
The FAA has announced temporary flight restrictions on drones around stadiums and fan zones of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the USA. We explain what this means...
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JetBlue Wants to Open Fort Lauderdale - Caracas Flight: US-Venezuela Air Connectivity is Rapidly Recovering
JetBlue announced its intention to launch Fort Lauderdale - Caracas by the end of 2026. How US-Venezuela flights are recovering and what passengers should check.
Read more03.06.2026 18:53
SFO Recorded Busiest Memorial Day: What This Means for Summer Travel in the USA
San Francisco Airport served nearly 798 thousand passengers over the 2026 Memorial Day weekend. We explain what this means for tourists, the aviation market, and summer trips in...
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