South Korea’s Incheon International Airport handled the highest number of international passengers among airports worldwide in the first quarter of the year, marking the first time it has claimed the top spot since opening in 2001.

King’s Joy is China’s only three-Michelin-star vegetarian restaurant, priced at US$250 a person, and one government officials are forbidden to visit.

At a cafe on Hanoi’s Do Xuan Hop Street, guests can walk on stepping stones over a koi pond or sit beneath fruit trees or in a greenhouse-style place.

Japan, voted the “world’s most favorite destination” by readers of Condé Nast Traveler last year, received 21.08 million foreign visitors in the first half of the year, down 2% from the same period a year earlier, marking the country’s first decline in inbound tourism for the January-June period in five years.

The average purchase price for tickets to the FIFA World Cup final between Argentina and Spain has climbed to a record US$11,327, making it the most expensive sporting event ever held in the United States.

Argentina’s preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup final were disrupted after severe weather delayed the team’s flight to New York.

Singapore, ranked the world’s second-richest country by GDP per capita in 2025, received 8.19 million international visitors in the first six months this year, down 1.7% year-on-year due to slowdown from major source markets such as Indonesia and India.

Dudu Cantonese Cuisine would close its outlet at an industrial canteen in Singapore’s Eunos on July 26, just eight months after opening, after the landlord decided not to renew the eatery’s lease.

As Vienna grapples with smashed record after smashed record for tourist numbers, a plan to more than double its visitors’ tax has worried hotel owners fearful of killing the Austrian capital’s golden goose.

Singapore Airlines has extended the suspension of its Singapore-Dubai services until Oct. 24, while its low-cost subsidiary Scoot has canceled flights between Singapore and Jeddah through July 27, citing the worsening security situation in the Middle East.