Air Canada strike continues to affect passengers

Hundreds of thousands of passengers have been affected by Air Canada’s unionised flight attendants’ decision to strike after contract talks with the carrier failed

Japan tightens tourism rules amid record visitor surge

A weakening yen and surging visitor numbers have boosted Japan’s tourism economy but also sparked measures to curb overcrowding and protect cultural heritage

Global passenger demand growth slows in June amid geopolitical disruptions, says IATA

Air travel demand remained strong but growth softened in June as geopolitical tensions were felt and capacity growth began to outpace passenger recovery across several key regions

Germany delays aviation tax cut despite industry concerns

Germany’s government has postponed a promised cut to its high aviation tax, citing budget pressures and sparking concern across an air travel sector still recovering from the pandemic

Holidaymakers cutting corners on travel insurance, AllClear warns

Amid rising holiday costs, new research from AllClear highlights a surge in UK travellers cutting back on travel insurance, posing serious risks, especially for those with medical conditions

Three quarters of travellers looking for experience-led holidays

Thomas Cook India reported that many of the travellers it surveyed in its latest report were seeking to attend traditional events and festivals around the world