Travel expert warns against using AirTags to track luggage
Travel experts have issued a warning to holidaymakers this summer, urging them not to put Apple AirTags in their luggage. […]
Qantas cyberattack impacts data of 6 million customers
Qantas has revealed that one of its contact centres has been hit by a cyberattack, impacting the data of around
UK flyers transiting via Saudi airports no longer need to clear security checks again
Passengers flying from the UK and connecting through Saudi Arabia will no longer have to clear security again during their
Slovenia is launching a digital nomad visa. Here’s who is eligible and how to apply
Slovenia is set to become the latest European nation to launch a digital nomad visa. The country will offer remote
Rich US citizens abandon Trump’s America for country with new ‘golden visa’ scheme
Wealthy Americans are at the forefront of a rush to take advantage of New Zealand’s new “golden visa” scheme amid
These are the overhead bin rules for planes you (probably) didn’t know about
A frequent flyer recently fell out with cabin crew aboard an American Airlines flight after he moved a bag from
Martin Lewis urges Brits to remember ‘ASAB’ rule when booking holidays
Martin Lewis has shared his top advice for holidaymakers, insisting on the importance of snapping up travel insurance ‘ASAB.’ The
Travel alert: UAE airlines extend flight cancellations after US strikes on Iran
UAE airlines have extended flight suspensions and rerouted services across the Middle East following recent US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear
World’s highest railway bridge opens in conflict-hit Kashmir
The world’s highest railway bridge, an ambitious piece of engineering across a mountain valley in Kashmir, was opened Friday by
How the water gun has become a symbol for Barcelona residents ‘fed up’ with the tourism industry
The phenomenon started last July, when a fringe, left-wing activist group held its first successful rally. A group of tourists