SUSTAINABLE SKIES: BUSINESSES CAN REDUCE THE CLIMATE IMPACT OF AIR TRAVEL

Laura Maudlin -
Business flying comes under growing strain to reduce harm to nature. Firms sending workers across borders feel the impact - not as distant talk, but real effect on green ambitions. Flights taken by st ...

AVIATION INDUSTRY IN TURMOIL: FUEL CRISIS PROMPTS SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENTS

Daniel A. Tanner -
A jump in fuel prices - from $600 to $1,286 per ton of kerosene - has hit the aviation industry hard, says recent IATA data. Because of this spike, operators now cut marginal routes while reshaping ne ...

THE CONTROVERSIAL CHARM OF RIO’S FAVELA TOURISM

Kevin Eagan -
High above Rio de Janeiro’s shimmering shorelines, another form of tourism takes root. Though framed as cultural connection, these trips stir debate - praised for boosting neighborhood incomes, yet ch ...

U.S. INBOUND TOURISM SLUMPS FURTHER

Laura Loss -
April 2026 saw fewer visitors arriving in the U.S., down 14 percent compared to last year. Not long after small improvements returned, numbers slipped again. With the FIFA World Cup starting soon, tim ...

STRONG GROWTH IN INTERNATIONAL RAIL TRAVEL IN GERMANY

Michael Trout -
One out of every six long-distance travelers with Deutsche Bahn chose an international route last year. That figure, around 25 million people, marks a clear rise since 2019 - up by nearly one-third. G ...