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Dmytro Makarov·

Aviation News

·June 1, 2022

Istanbul to Juba Non-Stop. Turkish Airlines Adds South Sudan’s Capital to Its Flight Network

Turkish Airlines continues to expand its flight network with flights to Juba, the capital of South Sudan, as of June...

Dmytro Makarov·

Aviation News

·June 19, 2022

Muscat to Bursa Nonstop Flight. SalamAir Third Destination in Turkiye

The new route will operate a week thrice Bookings now open, with promotional fares Inaugural event at the Muscat Airport...

New Istanbul to Bukhara flights on Turkish Airlines now

Linda Hohnholz·

Aviation News

·June 7, 2022

New Istanbul to Bukhara flights on Turkish Airlines now

Turkish Airlines announced that it has launched new air service to Bukhara, Uzbekistan – ancient city of Central Asia with...

Gloria Guevara Returns to WTTC as Global Tourism Leadership Shifts to the Private Sector January 19, 2026
Gloria Guevara’s return as CEO of the World Travel & Tourism Council comes at a pivotal moment for global tourism. As geopolitical uncertainty grows and public-sector leadership weakens, WTTC’s role expands—placing Guevara at the center of private-sector advocacy, global coordination, and the future direction of the travel and tourism industry w
Deadly High-Speed Train Crash in Spain Triggers Urgent Safety Investigation January 19, 2026
A deadly high-speed train crash near Adamuz, southern Spain, has left dozens dead and many injured after a derailment triggered a collision on a major rail corridor. Authorities call the incident highly unusual and have launched an independent investigation as rescue efforts and service disruptions continue. SOURCE:
Saudi Arabia in the News January 18, 2026
World News about Saudi Tourism, the leaders, and stakeholders behind it.
Pakistan Opens New Consular Chancery in Jeddah to Enhance Services for Overseas Citizens January 18, 2026
JEDDAH: Pakistan has inaugurated a new Chancery building for its Consulate General in Jeddah recently, underscoring the country’s efforts to strengthen diplomatic outreach and improve services for millions of Pakistanis living and working in Saudi Arabia. The new facility was inaugurated by Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Sen
Drone Surveillance in Waikīkī — Even as Officials Say Crime Is Down in Hawaii January 18, 2026
Crime is down in Waikīkī, but surveillance is expanding. As officials promote safety gains, drones, live camera feeds, and real-time monitoring are quietly reshaping how Hawaiʻi’s most visited tourist district is policed, raising new questions about transparency, privacy, and the future of public safety. SOURCE:
A New World Order in the Making: Trump’s Board of Peace and the Push to Replace the United Nations January 18, 2026
To critics, the Board of Peace is not a diplomatic innovation but a blueprint for a new world order — one centered on personal authority, financial leverage, and selective law. By bypassing the United Nations, they warn, the project risks replacing rules-based governance with power-driven alignment SOURCE:
Ocean Unity Amid Arctic Tensions: OACM Proposes Greenland as the Region’s First SAFE Marine Area January 18, 2026
Amid rising Arctic tensions between the United States and Denmark, OACM proposes Greenland as the Arctic’s first Certified SAFE Marine Area, using Ocean Unity and Environmental Diplomacy to bridge geopolitics, create jobs for youth, support sustainable tourism, and position Greenland as a global symbol of cooperation and peace. SOURCE:
Costa Rica Loses Tourism Momentum as Mexico and Guatemala Attract More Travelers January 17, 2026
Visit Texas: Texas Is Loud, Proud, and Complicated—So Is America January 17, 2026
Texas confronts visitors with America in full: vast landscapes, blunt politics, deep hospitality, and visible contradiction. From MAGA pride to multicultural activism, Texans argue loudly yet welcome generously. For international travelers, the state offers not a performance—but an unfiltered, functioning democracy you can experience firsthand.f
China Opens the Gates: Visa-Free Policies Fuel Inbound Tourism Surge in 2026 January 17, 2026
China entered 2026 with a surge in inbound tourism, driven by expanded visa-free policies, rising air connectivity, and destinations like Hainan. Once one of the world’s most closed countries, China is rapidly repositioning itself as a welcoming tourism superpower—gaining a strategic edge over more restrictive travel markets. SOURCE: