Travel News and Updates
We have a dedicated team with their fingers on the pulse of the travel industry, who sift through the latest industry news and select the information that is most relevant to our clients.
Asia’s airport wars continue as Hong Kong reveals revamped Terminal 2
Amid the constant hustle to be recognized as one of the world’s best airports, Hong Kong International has quietly opened up an expansion. It’s a small but key first step in the airport’s plan to...
Why Traveling Between South Africa and UAE Just Got Much Easier via Etihad Airways
Johannesburg and Abu Dhabi are preparing for expanded international travel connectivity as Etihad Airways officially resumes direct flights between South Africa and the United Arab Emirates...
South Africa’s FlySafair faces overbooking fines
South Africa’s consumer watchdog has referred low-cost carrier FlySafair (FA, Johannesburg O.R. Tambo) to the National Consumer Tribunal, alleging the airline systematically overbooked flights and...
Congo throws open its borders to Africa
From January 1, 2027, the Republic of Congo will abolish visa requirements for all African citizens, marking a major step toward continental integration. Announced in Brazzaville by President Denis...
American Airlines to install Starlink, the fastest Wi-Fi in the sky
American Airlines today announced a sweeping modernization of its narrowbody inflight customer experience with the installation of Starlink, the fastest Wi-Fi in the sky, on more than 500 narrowbody...
Emirates Cuts Massive 16% Of June Flights: See The 47 Most Affected Routes
Each week, airlines from around the world submit schedule changes to Cirium Diio, OAG, and other platforms. In the latest update, Emirates slashed 16% of flights planned for June. Given that it's...
China Makes Tourist Tax Refunds Less Painful
China’s government has announced a new set of reforms to its departure tax refund policy, targeting the friction points that have long made the process feel more trouble than it’s worth. The...
Qantas’ new-look LAX business class lounge
Almost a dozen years to the day since Qantas opened its Los Angeles business class lounge, a major revamp has seen the mid-century modern look swapped for a fresh Californian coastal vibe. The...
SAA looking to partnerships to expand reach
SAA is pursuing partnerships rather than government financial support, as the airline grapples with rising fuel costs and ongoing scrutiny over its financial position following a disclaimer audit...