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FIFA World Cup: Heathrow airport faces ‘severe disruption’ as workers consider November strike

Heathrow airport could see “severe disruption” during the FIFA World Cup, a union has warned, as ground workers threaten to strike over pay.Up to...

Flight-free travel around Indonesia is about to get easier thanks to its first high-speed rail line

Indonesia is launching Southeast Asia’s first high-speed rail service next year, with trains set to race up to 350km per hour.The railway line will...

Rising living costs won't stop Brits from travelling abroad, new research finds

Despite rising energy bills, a labour shortage, heightened inflation and a general cost of living crisis across the UK, Brits aren’t ready to cut...

With Global Risk Rising For Travelers, It Helps To Be Paranoid

Travelers still deal with COVID-19, despite President Biden declaring “the pandemic is over.” But they also must consider geopolitical risks in hot zones from...

Little Palm Island: America’s Only Private Island You’ve Probably Never Heard Of

I grew up regularly watching TV shows like Gilligan’s Island and the original Blue Lagoon movie with Brooke Shields, so the romanticized fantasy of...

AirTags, smart bags and lithium batteries: Airlines’ electronic rules explained

People with AirTags have been receiving some mixed signals about whether the tiny tracking devices are allowed on flights.Apple’s gadget launched last April, and...

Taiwan, Hong Kong, China: Everything you need to know about Asia's travel rules as borders lift

Taiwan has fully re-opened to foreign tourists after more than two years of strict COVID-19 border restrictions.Visitors to the self-ruled island are no longer...

Why Are Norway’s Airlines Canceling So Many Flights This Winter?

Thousands of people have seen their winter travel plans in and around Scandinavia disrupted over the last few weeks as the region’s airlines have...

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