US Global Entry Suspension Jolts Travel Sector

The suspension of the United States’ Global Entry programme has prompted urgent appeals from travel industry groups and lawmakers, underscoring the scheme’s role in facilitating international passenger flows during peak travel periods. The Department of Homeland Security halted Global Entry

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Thalassotherapy Anchors Luxury Wellness Travel Expansion

Seawater-based spa treatments are emerging as a defining feature of high-end resorts, as thalassotherapy evolves from a European thermal tradition into a global luxury travel proposition spanning the Mediterranean, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and the United States. Rooted in the therapeutic use of mineral-rich seawater and marine climate, thalassotherapy is positioned as both preventative and restorative. At Forte Village in Sardinia, the Acquaforte Thalasso Spa centres its programmes on

Avalanche hits Sierra ski region

Nine skiers were reported missing after an avalanche swept through California’s Sierra Nevada mountains, as rescue teams worked in hazardous conditions following earlier high-risk

Global Travel Boom Finds New Stars

More than 1.5 billion international tourists travelled abroad in 2025, setting the stage for a potentially record-breaking 2026 as global travel continues its recovery.

World Cup Boosts European Airlines

The 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico is expected to provide a temporary uplift for Europe’s airlines, though analysts caution that the financial impact is unlikely to be transformative. For carriers such as Air France-KLM, Lufthansa and British Airways owner IAG, the tournament offers an opportunity to capture incremental transatlantic demand. The contrast with previous

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