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🗺️ Destinations

Costa Rica Opens New Sustainable Airport Terminal at Liberia

Costa Rica inaugurated a new eco-designed terminal at Daniel Oduber Quiros Airport on June 1. The facility doubles capacity to 5 million passengers annually. Solar power and rainwater systems meet 70 percent of energy needs.

💸 Deals

Turkish Airlines Offers 199 EUR One-Way Fares Across Europe

Turkish Airlines released 199 EUR one-way economy fares to 40 European cities valid for travel through September. Bookings opened June 4 and close June 20. The sale covers routes from Istanbul to major capitals and secondary cities.

🌍 General

US and Mexico Agree New Land Border Express Lane for Frequent Travellers

The US and Mexico launch a joint express lane at three major land crossings from July 10. Pre-approved frequent travellers will clear in under 15 minutes. The program targets 500000 participants in its first year.

⚠️ Safety

France Raises Travel Advisory for New Caledonia to Level 3

France upgraded its New Caledonia travel advisory to Level 3 on June 2 due to ongoing civil unrest. Protests have disrupted roads and airports since late May. Visitors should reconsider non-essential trips until stability returns.

✈️ Airlines

Qatar Airways Launches Daily Doha to Manila Nonstop Service

Qatar Airways begins daily nonstop flights between Doha and Manila from June 15. The route uses Boeing 787-9 aircraft with 281 seats. It fills a gap left by suspended Philippine Airlines long-haul operations.

🛂 Visa

Brazil Extends E-Visa Validity to Three Years for EU Nationals

Brazil has extended e-visa validity to three years for all EU passport holders effective July 1. The change follows bilateral talks in May to boost tourism recovery. Travellers gain longer flexibility for multiple entries without repeated applications.

🛂 Visa

Thailand Waives Visa Fees for 10 ASEAN Countries Starting August

Thailand will waive visa fees for citizens of 10 ASEAN nations from 1 August through 31 December 2026. The policy covers Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Brunei, Singapore and East Timor. Stays of up to 60 days remain visa-free under existing agreements.

💉 Health

CDC Updates Yellow Fever Vaccine Requirements for South America Travel

The US CDC revised yellow fever vaccination recommendations for travellers to Brazil and Peru effective 15 June. Proof of vaccination is now required for all arrivals from endemic zones regardless of itinerary. The single-dose certificate remains valid for life.

🗺️ Destinations

Bali Opens New Sustainable Tourism Hub in Ubud

Bali inaugurated the Ubud Eco-Cultural Centre on 1 June as its first carbon-neutral tourism hub. The facility includes a 400-seat performance theatre and regenerative agriculture demonstration farm. It aims to disperse visitors away from overcrowded southern beaches.

💸 Deals

Ryanair Announces €19 One-Way Fares to Mediterranean Destinations

Ryanair launched a 48-hour flash sale on 3 June offering €19 one-way fares to 35 Mediterranean routes. Travel must be completed between 1 September and 30 November 2026. Seats are limited and must be booked by midnight on 5 June.

🌍 General

Schengen Area Introduces New Digital Border Entry System in July

The European Union will activate the Entry/Exit System on 10 July 2026 across all Schengen external borders. The biometric system records non-EU travellers’ fingerprints and facial images on first entry. Short-stay visitors will receive an automatic 90-day countdown from the date of first entry.

⚠️ Safety

US State Department Issues Level 4 Advisory for Parts of Mexico

The US State Department raised its travel advisory to Level 4 for five Mexican states on 2 June. The change cites increased violent crime and kidnapping risks in Guerrero, Michoacán, Sinaloa, Tamaulipas and Zacatecas. All other Mexican states remain at Level 3 or lower.

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