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Caribbean

Cuba tourism collapses 62% as fuel shortages and grid failures shut hotels

Cuba’s tourism industry is facing a severe contraction, with international arrivals falling 62% in the first seven months of 2026

Airlines and Aviation

U.S. airlines pare back capacity as fuel prices surge amid dropping foreign travel

US airlines are confronting a fresh cost squeeze as sharply higher fuel prices collide with softer inbound travel, forcing carriers

Airports

Sicily flight chaos deepens as Mount Etna eruption strains Europe’s crowded summer skies

Five days of volcanic ash shut Sicily’s busiest airport during one of Europe’s busiest holiday weeks, cancelling hundreds of

Airlines and Aviation

Gulf airlines absorb rising operational costs as Middle East flight risks persist

The wave of emergency cancellations that swept through Middle Eastern aviation earlier this year has receded, but the region’s airlines

Airlines and Aviation

Global airlines tighten battery rules as inflight power bank fires surge

Airlines are imposing tougher controls on power banks and other lithium battery-powered devices as a rise in onboard fires forces

Features

Aman New York Introduces “Adventures on the Slopes”

Building on the success of their luxurious “Adventures on the Water,” Aman New York is now offering a remarkable winter escape that promises to be

Features

Discover the World’s Most Welcoming Cities in 2025

<a href="https://www.straynomad.com.au/discover-the-worlds-most-welcoming-cities-in-2025/" title="Discover the World’s Most Welcoming Cities in 2025" rel="nofollow"><img width="150" height="150" src="https://www.straynomad.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Discover-the-Worlds-Most-Welcoming-Cities-in-2025-150x150.jpg" class="webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image" alt="Discover the World's Most Welcoming Cities in 2025"></a>As travellers increasingly seek authentic, off-the-beaten-path adventures, exceptional hospitality and service become paramount. In the thirteenth edition of the Traveller Review Awards, Booking.com unveils the

Features

South Korea: The Must-Visit Destination of 2025

South Korea is rapidly emerging as one of the most exciting tourist destinations for 2025, thanks to its unique blend of pop culture, tradition, and

Australia

Australians’ Favourite Travel Destinations in 2024

As travel restrictions ease and wanderlust returns, Australians are eagerly planning their next adventures. Based on recent flight booking data and travel trends, here are

Features

2025: A Year of Adventures Tailored to Your Zodiac Sign

Are you curious about your ideal travel destination or experience according to your astrological sign? Discover the perfect trip tailored to your unique astral chart. Dive in and find out where the stars suggest you should go next.

Features

Explore the Heart of Wan Chai with The Hari Hong Kong’s Audio Walking Guide

The Hari Hong Kong, one of the city’s luxury hotels situated in the vibrant Wan Chai district—a diverse, multi-cultural area with a rich historical heritage

Features

What Will be the Seven Travel Trends of 2025

The tourism sector evolves every year, adapting to the needs of increasingly aware, technological and environmentally conscious travellers: here are the 7 travel trends of

Australia

Exploring China: A New Era for Australian Travellers

Exciting news for Australian travellers! As of 30 November 2024, Australians can visit China visa-free for up to 30 days.

Features

Ten Summer Dream Destinations in Australia and the Pacific

As summer approaches, it’s time to start planning your next adventure. Australia and the Pacific offer some of the most breathtaking and diverse destinations, perfect

Features | BY GUEST WRITER

Business Travel – Lagging? Hotels can use these SMART Strategies to Retain Business Travelers

Leisure travel is booming, whereas business travel is lagging! The vaccine rollout has made it possible for the global hospitality industry to get back on track where leisure travelers are flying in numbers and thereby allowing more countries to open for travel.

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