From battling inflation, to dealing with the fallout from the war in Ukraine, the travel industry has its hands full at the moment.

The United Kingdom’s busiest airport, Heathrow Airport is still less busy than pre-pandemic times but is planning measures to prevent Christmas festive travel chaos.

Tomorrow, the United Kingdom will see the chaos of rail strike, set will drag on for weeks with station staff, operational, maintenance, supervisory and management staff set to join a fresh walkout in mid-August.

The tourists from the United Kingdom hoping to travel to France have endured a third day of disruption as traffic chaos turned the Eurotunnel into a “hotspot of holiday hell”. The drivers were stuck for several hours on roads around …

The Heathrow chief executive, John Holland-Kaye, wrote in an open letter to passengers on Tuesday that since the last few weeks, as departing passenger numbers have regularly exceeded 100,000 a day,

International airlines are likely to see a chaotic May month as travel traffic is increasing everywhere. The management has to be tough.

The European travellers face more travel chaos as thousands of Italian airline workers prepare to strike. Faced with a cabin crew walk-out, multiple budget airlines have cancelled Wednesday flights to and from Italy. EasyJet has canned 20 Gatwick flights scheduled …

Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport, busiest airport has cancelled a quarter of Thursday morning flights this week, after staff announced a strike. This strike caused massive travel chaos in Europe. The unionised employees will walk off the job between 7am and …

Autumn has already set into the northwestern parts of the country and Met Office has issued yellow weather warning for travel chaos as Britain will be facing gale force winds and showers.   The meteorological summer ends on Saturday and …

As the two-day day strike by more than 4,000 workers draws near, Heathrow Airport decided to cancel 172 flights. The holiday plans for Brits heading abroad could go awry. A two-day strike involving security guards, firefighters, engineers, passenger service operatives …