Latest global travel news, international flight updates, passenger regulations, and breaking stories affecting travelers worldwide.
AirAsia X resumes direct Kuala Lumpur to Sapporo services starting October 25, 2026, with up to five weekly flights to support Hokkaido's peak winter tourism.
Network Rail has reinstated full-length access to Platform 2 at Paignton station, allowing nine-carriage Great Western Railway services to resume following repairs from a July fire.
The Fukuoka-Miyazaki Phoenix express highway bus will restore its full schedule of 21 daily round trips in Kyushu starting August 31, 2026.
China Eastern Airlines has begun serving freshly prepared Starbucks Arabica coffee in first and business class, deepening an aviation plus coffee partnership with Starbucks and Nestle that has been building since 2025 across loyalty programs, airports, and inflight service.
London Waterloo has become the first major station in Great Britain to introduce regular dog patrols, deploying three trained dogs with handlers in a three-month security trial run by South Western Railway, Network Rail Wessex and Alpha Canine Specialists from 21 August 2026.
A Mexico-bound passenger coach caught fire on State Route 60 in Hacienda Heights, resulting in one fatality and severe transit delays.
Geopolitical friction and airspace closures have triggered 846 delays and 81 cancellations across key Gulf airport terminals.
Reno Hawk Fire updates. Read about the 10,500-acre blaze, US 395 closures, 37,000 power cuts, Reno-Tahoe flights, and emergency travel tips.
Canada will implement dollar-for-dollar retaliatory tariffs against American imports starting September 8, 2026, following a breakdown in trade talks.
An escalating strike by Norwegian air traffic controllers closed airspace over Bergen and Stavanger on Saturday evening, forcing an estimated 300 to 400 passengers to sleep inside Bergen Airport Flesland as hotels filled, with Avinor warning of further disruption from 25 August.
A US federal court has struck down the Trump administration's 75-country immigrant visa ban, restoring individual case-by-case processing.
The permanent United States Visa Bond program introduces refundable deposits of up to $20,000 for five Pacific Island nationalities.
