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In the world of global travel, news means destination trends, transportation, accommodation and policy changes. Coverage follows the movement of people and the systems that facilitate international transit.

Cathay Pacific Exercises Options for 14 Airbus Jets

Cathay Pacific Exercises Options for 14 Airbus Jets

The Hong Kong carrier has exercised purchase rights for 14 additional Airbus aircraft, bringing its A330neo orders to 41.

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Hotels

Hotels

IHG Opens 50 voco Hotels Across Europe

The premium brand now has 50 open properties in Europe, with 26 more hotels in its development pipeline.

IHG Opens 50 voco Hotels Across Europe

Air Travel

Air Travel

Safran Launches FleetLife Predictive Maintenance Service

The aircraft maintenance service uses flight operating data to flag equipment problems before they disrupt operations.


Travel Destinations

Africa

UAE Eases Entry Rules for Ugandan Nationals

The easing lifts a visa suspension for Ugandan citizens while restrictions on Congolese and South Sudanese nationals remain in place.

UAE Eases Entry Rules for Ugandan Nationals

Adventure Travel

Adventure Travel

Club Med Launches "The Art of Free Time" Campaign

The global brand campaign, developed with agency BETC, marks Club Med's 75 years of operation.

Club Med Launches "The Art of Free Time" Campaign

Family Travel

Family Travel

Molly-Mae Hague Reveals Flying Anxiety After Motherhood

The reality TV personality says her fear of flying has grown since having children, days after a private jet crash in Florida killed nine.

Molly-Mae Hague Reveals Flying Anxiety After Motherhood

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Reporting here centers on airline route changes, shifting visa and entry requirements, tourism infrastructure, and major hospitality trends. Global reporting spans every region and institution where travel is managed. Changes in border policies often have immediate effects on how people move between countries. The recovery of the industry and shifting passenger demands are the factors that define most contemporary travel stories.