
Supersonic Passenger Travel Returns: FAA Rule Change Could Transform Air Travel
The race to bring back supersonic passenger travel is gathering pace as regulators reconsider decades-old restrictions and aerospace companies develop quieter,

The race to bring back supersonic passenger travel is gathering pace as regulators reconsider decades-old restrictions and aerospace companies develop quieter,
Birth tourism in the United States has evolved into a global industry that offers maternity travel services to foreign families seeking U.S. citizenship for the

Business travel into the Middle East has always required careful planning, but the operating environment for international organizations has become significantl

Professor Alessandra Priante has spent her career shaping international tourism through leadership at UN Tourism and ENIT. Now, as Co-Chair of the SIGA Europe A

Seychelles has welcomed the UN Tourism delegation led by Secretary-General HE Shaikha Al Nuwais and representatives from across Africa ahead of the 69th UN Tour

Antigua and Barbuda Art Week 2026 is inviting artists, creatives and experience partners to take part in its fourth edition from November 11–18. The Tourism Aut

Today’s Tourism Tidbits by world-renowned travel and tourism safety expert Dr. Peter Tarlow examines how roads, railways, buses, rental cars, and visa policies

The World Travel & Tourism Council is urging European governments to ensure the rollout of the Schengen Entry/Exit System (EES) avoids lengthy border delays

For nearly a year, the world believed TTSSP was protecting Tanzania’s tourism industry. Now, eTurboNews has uncovered evidence suggesting the organization may h

European airport and airline associations have once again urged the European Commission to take immediate action as they warn the new digital Entry/Exit System

Lufthansa is rolling out plans to reshape its European network and scale back short-haul capacity over the coming years. Travellers can expect fewer direct flig

Germany’s rail regulator on Tuesday backed Italian train firm Italo in a case it brought arguing it had been unfairly excluded from the market, paving the way f