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UK flood advice still describes Bangkok’s 50-district peak, but 29 districts remain listed, the islands stayed open.
U.S. overseas arrivals fell 11.8% in August, the first full month after the World Cup, even as CEOs pitched 100 million visitors by 2030.
Etna ash closed Catania on 14 September, sending flights to Palermo, Comiso and Trapani after a summer of 600-plus diversions and soaring hire rates.
A Montana judge froze the BLM’s bison eviction after the agency recast livestock as meat-and-milk animals, leaving a public prairie destination on a temporary order.
Delta ends five routes by Dec. 19 and keeps San Diego-Vegas flying for CES, as winter seats at Harry Reid stay thinner.
The EU Entry/Exit System lost its queue pause on 6 September, leaving UK-France car crossings and busy airports to run full biometrics through the next holiday...
Hersheypark closed Tidal Force on September 7, the latest 1990s giant shoot-the-chute to leave a major U.S. park with no replacement named.
A NATS flight-processing fault cancelled more than 1,000 UK flights on 8 September, and airlines are demanding CEO Martin Rolfe go after the 2023 review.
Newark's new TSA e-gates skip the ID check, but only United Touchless ID flyers get through, turning a federal lane into an airline perk.
The EU’s six-hour EES pause expired on 6 September, locking first-time biometric checks on UK travellers with an official app live in only two countries.
China’s 240-hour transit stamp legally covers Beijing, Zhangjiajie and Chongqing, but airline clerks and a side immigration window still decide if you board.
