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The Nagasaki Lantern Festival lights up the city with around 15,000 lanterns from Feb 6–23, offering installations, cultural performances and the Emperor Parade.
HSBC SVNS Rugby 2027 returns to Perth on 6–7 February, with early bird tickets now available and organisers expecting another tourism surge for Western Australia.
India domestic ticket prices could increase from April 2026 as capacity constraints after IndiGo’s December 2025 operational crisis push fares higher for the summer schedule.
Agoda Mega Sale offers major discounts as intra-Asia travel rises, with 70% of Japan interest and over 25% of Thailand interest coming from within Asia.
TUI Cruises Monopoly edition lets players recreate the Mein Schiff cruise experience at home with ship-themed properties and activity cards.
A Massachusetts snowstorm dropped up to 3 inches of snow per hour across the North Shore on February 7, 2026, producing whiteout conditions and major travel disruptions.
UAE tourism received a lift from the sixth annual 'World’s Coolest Winter' campaign, which the Emirates Tourism Council says increased visitor interest and tourism revenue.
Toronto Pearson is contending with major disruption after 62 cancellations and 232 delays, affecting thousands of passengers across Canada, the U.S. and Europe.
Hot springs resorts are ideal winter getaways—these seven destinations from Iceland to Japan combine warm thermal waters with dramatic snowy landscapes for restorative travel.
Msheireb Downtown Doha welcomed 5 million visitors between November 2025 and February 2026, establishing itself as the GCC’s leading winter destination.
A T’way Air tire detachment occurred as Flight TW687 landed at Taoyuan International Airport on 8 February 2026, prompting a temporary runway closure but resulting in no injuries.
American Airlines is proposing Philadelphia–Porto flights as a daily seasonal route for summer 2027, deploying the Airbus A321XLR with premium Flagship Suite seating.
