Protest Boats in Henoko Operated and Managed 'at the Captain's Discretion'; Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism to Investigate Actual Situation
The Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism plans to investigate the operational practices of protest boats in Henoko following the tragic capsizing that resulted in the deaths of two individuals.
The U.S. will require a bond of $15,000 for tourism and business visas from 12 new countries
The U.S. Department of State will implement a $15,000 bond requirement for B1 and B2 visa applicants from 12 countries starting April 2, including Nicaragua.
Silence on Burj Khalifa, empty hotels... Ground report from UAE simmering in the flames of war
The report details the impact of the ongoing US and Israeli attacks on Iran, highlighting concerns over the economy and tourism in the UAE.
Tourists Disappeared โ Now the Luxury Hotels in Varadero Echo Empty
Luxury hotels in Varadero, Cuba, are left empty during peak season due to the U.S. oil blockade, crippling the local tourism industry.
Gas Gone, Business Halted! Hotels, Restaurants, and Dhaba Closes in Nainital
Nainital is facing a severe crisis with the closure of hotels and restaurants due to a shortage of LPG gas amidst fears of a potential Iran-US conflict impacting the global energy market.
Iranian attacks in the eastern Mediterranean prompt Europeans to change their vacation plans
The ongoing conflict between the US-Israeli coalition and Iran has led many Europeans to reconsider their travel destinations, opting for Western Europe and the Caribbean instead of the Middle East and Eastern Mediterranean.
War prompts Europeans to switch holidays away from eastern Mediterranean
As the ongoing US-Israel conflict affects air travel and safety perceptions, tourists are rerouting their summer holidays from the eastern Mediterranean to safer, more familiar destinations in western Europe and beyond.
New Uganda Visa-free entry for 40 countries, excluding US and EU
Uganda has introduced visa-free entry for nationals from 40 countries but has excluded the US and EU from this policy.
The war in Iran costs the Middle East tourism $600 million a day
The ongoing US-Israel conflict with Iran is inflicting financial losses of at least $600 million daily on Middle Eastern tourism due to decreased travel demand and disruptions in air transport.
Rates of 5-Star Hotels Plummet from Burj Khalifa to Palm Jumeirah!
Rising tensions between Iran, Israel, and the US have led to a significant drop in the rates of five-star hotels in Dubai due to decreased tourist demand.
China-linked birth tourism under scrutiny as GOP lawmakers press Trump admin for answers
Republican lawmakers are urging the Trump administration to investigate the potential exploitation of U.S. birthright citizenship and visa programs by Chinese nationals in the Northern Mariana Islands, citing national security concerns.
Industry, Retail, and Tourism: Understand How the War in Iran is Transforming Global Business
The ongoing conflict between the US and Israel against Iran is significantly impacting businesses worldwide by driving up energy prices and disrupting essential commodity supplies.
'Iran war means we're stuck in the Maldives - it's costing us thousands'
A British couple's holiday in the Maldives has turned stressful as their return flight has been canceled due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
โWe have better security than destinations in the USโ: Sectur Jalisco explains what follows after the red code
Jalisco's tourism sector is recovering quickly post-violence, showcased at the Vinoma festival while officials emphasize enhanced security measures ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
Colorado, Texas, California, Illinois, New York, and Florida unite in a new national park pass program to boost tourism in the U.S.
A collaborative initiative among several U.S. states aims to promote tourism and volunteer engagement in national parks amidst rising visitor numbers and environmental pressures.
War in the Middle East: Where Will We Ultimately Go This Summer?
The ongoing war in the Middle East, particularly the conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran, raises concerns about travel plans for summer 2023 as industry experts share advice ahead of a major tourism fair in Paris.
Jerzy Haszczyลski: It's on fire, but it's smoke. I encourage you, dear ones, to share
This article discusses a recent attack in Dubai linked to Iranian responses to US and Israeli operations, interspersed with observations about tourism in the city.
'We were on holiday with our son - now we're holed up in a Dubai hotel with no windows'
A family on holiday in Dubai has been forced to stay in a windowless hotel room due to regional unrest following military actions against Iran.
The entrepreneur stuck in Dubai says to "Rzeczpospolita": Nobody cares about us
A Polish entrepreneur stranded in Dubai expresses concerns over safety and a lack of communication from Polish authorities amid escalating tensions.
War seen from the hotel window: Estonians witnessed the attack on the US embassy in Dubai
Estonians stuck in a Dubai hotel witnessed a drone attack on the US embassy from their window.
Dubai private jet prices SKYROCKET as desperate rich tourists flee Iran strikes
Private jet prices in Dubai have surged to over ยฃ100,000 as affluent tourists seek to escape the region amidst escalating conflict following US and Israeli airstrikes on Iran.
Richard lives in Dubai - refuses to leave: 'The drones are being shot down'
Richard Lundgren, a resident of Dubai, expresses his determination to stay despite ongoing attacks in the region following U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran.
Group of 18 elderly people from Paranรก is 'stuck' on a cruise ship during bombings in the Middle East
A group of 23 tourists from Paranรก, Brazil, including 18 elderly people, are stranded on a cruise ship in Dubai following recent bombings in the Middle East by the US and Israel.
Swedish Tina in Dubai: Drone Just Meters Away from Us
Tina Jordskogen, a Swedish tourist in Dubai, witnessed a drone fly dangerously close to her family's hotel during recent conflicts involving Iran.
Chilling map shows every country within Iran's missile range including 4 holiday hotspots
A map reveals the range of Iran's missiles and highlights countries, including some holiday destinations, that are at risk following Iran's military response to US-Israeli strikes.
Tourist Chaos in Oman โ Swedish Robert Karjel: "Hotels Full"
Swedish tourist Robert Karjel reports a sudden influx of visitors in Oman, filling hotels amidst unrest in the region related to tensions between the US and Iran.
Middle East Conflict: What the War Means for World Trade and Travelers
The article discusses the potential implications of the escalating conflict in the Middle East on global trade and tourism, particularly as the U.S. and Israel initiate military actions.
Explosions, cell phone alerts, and tourist movements: a Brazilian reports bombing in Abu Dhabi
A Brazilian businessman described a terrifying experience in Abu Dhabi amid military strikes by the U.S. and Israel targeting Iran, detailing missile interceptions and panic among tourists.
Missiles on Dubai, the entrepreneur: "The authorities order us to stay home and stock up"
An Italian entrepreneur in Dubai shares his perspective on the recent missile attacks that have rattled the normally secure emirate, reflecting on the fear and uncertainty among residents and tourists alike.
Dubai attack fears: Is it safe in popular Gulf state in wake of Iran attacks?
Concerns grow over safety in Dubai after Iranian retaliation strikes threaten British nationals and increased tensions in the region.
Swedes among missiles on the luxury island in Dubai: 'A real bang'
Swedish tourists experienced missile explosions on the luxury Palm Jumeirah island in Dubai amid rising tensions between Israel, the US, and Iran.
The outflow of dollars for tourism does not decrease: in January, US$ 1.228 billion left
In January, Argentine tourists spent US$ 1.228 billion abroad, reflecting continued high outflows despite a slight nominal increase in the dollar's value.
In this worryingly quiet part of the city, its people brace for possible war
Residents of Jerusalem's Old City express concern and unease over the potential for war in the Middle East, as tourism and daily life are significantly disrupted.
"Old Havana is Empty. Everything Seems Dead": How the Decline of Tourism in Cuba has Intensified and Its Impact
Cuba's tourism sector, once a critical economic pillar, is experiencing a sharp decline due to closed hotels and decreasing visitor numbers, exacerbated by geopolitical tensions.
Brit grandmother 'handcuffed' by ICE and held for six weeks despite valid US visa
A British grandmother was handcuffed and detained by US ICE for six weeks even though she possessed a valid US visa.
Tourists in Mexican seaside city told to stay on resort as government warns of โclashesโ
Tourists in Puerto Vallarta have been warned to remain at their resorts due to potential clashes following a federal operation.
Marco Rubio secretly converses with Raรบl Castro's grandson; Cuba's tourism declines
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has engaged in secret conversations with Raรบl Castro's grandson, as reports indicate a significant drop in Cuba's tourism.
Life in Cuba Threatened: Fuel and Tourists Have Already Disappeared, Soon There Will Be No Food Left
Cuba faces a severe fuel shortage and increasing electricity outages due to the U.S. oil blockade, leading to a significant decline in tourist revenue and looming food scarcity for its population.
World Cup Will Reactivate Tourism in the US: Holiday Inn Owner
InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) believes that the upcoming World Cup will boost tourism in the United States, which is crucial for its business, alongside promising economic indicators.
Cuba and the Strategic Myopia of Mexico
The article discusses the current economic and political challenges facing Cuba, highlighting the impact of renewed pressures from the U.S. and the implications for its resilience as a regime.
Cuban Cigar Festival Canceled: US Pressure Leads Country to Energy Crisis
The Cuban Cigar Festival has been canceled due to pressures from the United States, which have contributed to an ongoing energy crisis in the country.
Doctors, Tourism, and Tobacco: Cuba Suffers Under American Pressure
Cuba's economy is under severe pressure due to U.S. sanctions, particularly affecting key sectors like tourism and healthcare.
The situation in Cuba creates turmoil among Danish travel agencies
The critical situation in Cuba due to a US blockade is causing significant disruptions for Danish travel agencies handling clients in Cuba.
Cuba is in crisis, and tourists are starting to disappear
Cuba faces a severe crisis due to the U.S. blockade, affecting both the local population and Danish travel agencies servicing the area.
Cuba tourism and energy crisis deepens amid US fuel blockade
Cuba is experiencing an intensified tourism and energy crisis exacerbated by the ongoing US fuel blockade.
Voices from Cuba: "I am retired and have four jobs to cover basic needs"
Cuban citizens face increasing hardships due to fuel shortages and economic sanctions, as illustrated by a retired man juggling multiple jobs to sustain his living.
I visited the town where tourism was born - and a โmust-seeโ attraction left us waterlogged
A visit to Ross-On-Wye, considered the birthplace of British tourism, reveals its historical significance and contemporary appeal.
Air tourism from Mexico and Canada to the U.S. drops 7.5% at the beginning of 2026
In early 2026, air tourism from Mexico and Canada to the United States has decreased by 7.5% due to tariff and immigration policies.
Moscow preparing to evacuate Russian tourists from Cuba amid US oil blockade
Russia plans to evacuate approximately 4,000 Russian tourists from Cuba due to a fuel crisis exacerbated by US oil blockades.
Russia evacuates stranded tourists in Cuba and temporarily halts its air operations
Russian airlines are temporarily suspending flights to Cuba after evacuating stranded tourists amid a crisis caused by an energy embargo from the United States.