France

Dmytro Makarov·

Aviation News

·June 2, 2022

Airbus Strengthens Its Cybersecurity Activities

Airbus is taking steps to strengthen and grow its cybersecurity activities throughout the Group. The company will showcase its cybersecurity solutions...

Why California’s Central Coast Deserves to Be Your Next Wine Getaway July 28, 2026
California's Central Coast remains one of America's best-kept travel secrets. While Napa attracts the crowds, San Luis Obispo and Edna Valley offer award-winning wines, scenic vineyards, coastal charm, and authentic experiences. A new package at Hotel San Luis Obispo makes exploring this overlooked wine region easier than ever. SOURCE:
Ocean Alliance Antarctica Initiative Invites Global Leaders to Shape a Legacy for Planetary Survival July 28, 2026
A historic Antarctica expedition led by Ocean Alliance Conservation Member (OACM) is inviting global leaders, philanthropists, and visionaries to join a groundbreaking mission beneath the South Pole ice. Combining ocean science, environmental advocacy, and a documentary destined for Cannes, organizers say participants can help shape a lasting le
IATA, CANSO and ACI Launch Global Runway Safety Initiative After Series of Near Misses July 28, 2026
The aviation industry is responding to a rise in runway incursions and serious near misses with a new joint safety initiative by IATA, CANSO, and ACI. While the program strengthens reporting, collaboration, and local runway safety teams, experts say preventing future tragedies will still depend on consistent implementation worldwide. SOUR
Uganda Declares Itself Ebola-Free: Can Tourism Recover While Ebola Persists Next Door? July 28, 2026
Uganda has officially declared itself Ebola-free after meeting international health criteria. But will science alone convince governments to lift travel advisories and tourists to return? As neighboring DR Congo battles new Ebola infections, the Pearl of Africa faces its next challenge—restoring global confidence in its tourism industry.
Walking Meets Art and Culture: Inspiring Walking Vacations Around the World July 28, 2026
Walking vacations are evolving beyond fitness into immersive cultural experiences. From Germany's newly reopened Blomberg Art Trail near Bad Tölz to sculpture parks, pilgrimage routes, and open-air galleries worldwide, these easy walks combine art, heritage, and nature while encouraging slower, more meaningful travel away from crowded tourist de
Mallorca Anti-Tourism Protests Signal a Global Reckoning for the Travel Industry July 28, 2026
Palma’s largest anti-overtourism demonstration yet was not simply a protest against visitors. It was a warning to governments, investors, airlines, cruise companies, vacation-rental platforms, and tourism leaders worldwide: an industry cannot remain successful when the people who host it believe they are being displaced by it. SOURCE:
Why Do So Many Travelers Choose a Nile Cruise Instead of a Land Tour? July 28, 2026
Planning a trip to Egypt usually begins with a long list of famous places to see. The Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and the Egyptian Museum often top that list. But once travelers start looking beyond Cairo, another question naturally comes up: what's the best way to explore the heart of ancient Egypt? SOURCE:
Travel & Tourism News Live Updates July 28, 2026
Travel & Tourism News Live delivers real-time breaking travel and tourism news from around the world, covering aviation, airlines, hotels, destinations, cruises, travel advisories, and the global travel industry, with continuous updates from the eTurboNews newsroom. SOURCE:
Angola Hosts ICAO Aviation Gender Summit 2026 July 28, 2026
Arabian Travel Market 2026: eTurboNews Returns to Dubai July 28, 2026
The Show Must Go On: eTurboNews Partners with Arabian Travel Market Dubai July 27, 2026
As Arabian Travel Market returns to Dubai in September 2026, eTurboNews celebrates more than 25 years of reporting on the event that has become a symbol of global tourism resilience. From the unveiling of Palm Jumeirah to COVID recovery and today's geopolitical challenges, ATM continues proving that tourism's greatest strength is bringing people
Angola Hosts ICAO Global Aviation Gender Summit, Spotlighting Women’s Future in Aviation July 27, 2026
Angola is strengthening its international profile by hosting the ICAO Global Aviation Gender Summit 2026, just months after serving as ITB Berlin's Official Host Country. The summit highlighted the urgent need to increase women's participation across aviation, where they remain significantly underrepresented in technical and leadership roles des
Are Saudi Arabia’s and Egypt’s Red Sea Resorts Safe? What Travelers Need to Know as the Houthi War E July 27, 2026
New attacks by Iran-backed Houthis against Saudi Arabia are raising questions for millions of tourists planning Red Sea holidays. eTurboNews examines what is really at risk—from Jeddah International Airport to NEOM, AMAALA, Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh. SOURCE:
Red Sea Resorts Safety: Saudi, Egypt Travel During Houthi Attacks July 27, 2026
Are Saudi Arabia and Egypt’s Red Sea resorts safe? Learn how the Houthi conflict affects Jeddah, NEOM, Hurghada, Sharm El Sheikh, flights, and travelers.
When Extreme Heat Grounds Flights: Passenger Compensation and Your Rights Worldwide July 27, 2026
Extreme heat can force airlines to ask passengers to leave confirmed flights because aircraft cannot safely take off at full weight. Following the Las Vegas heatwave, this feature explains the science behind weight restrictions and compares passenger compensation rights across the United States, Europe, the Gulf region, Asia and beyond. S
Why Hyatt’s Me and AlI Leipzig Signals a Bigger Battle for Germany’s Independent Hotels July 27, 2026
Hyatt's opening of Me and All Hotel Leipzig is more than another lifestyle hotel launch. It reflects the growing strategy of global hotel giants to dominate local markets through sub-brands while raising questions about whether Germany's independent hotels can survive the industry's accelerating wave of brand consolidation. SOURCE: