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  1. UK CAA News

    UK CAA: Paramotor pilot ordered to pay £8,000 after injuring passer-by

    Following a UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) investigation, paramotor pilot David Soos pleaded guilty to endangering a person. On 16 September 2024 he operated a paramotor trike recklessly in a farmer's field in Reedness, striking a passer-by and causing fractures to the victim's tibia, fibula and ankle. On 25 September 2026 Hull Magistrates' Court ordered Soos to pay £8,000 compensation to the victim. The CAA notes that paramotor and powered hang glider operators need no pilot licence or airworthiness certification, but must still comply with rules of the air, including minimum heights and distances from people and property, taking off and landing clear of congested areas, and staying out…

  2. Pinchain Tourism25

    公安机关发布国庆假期民航出行安全提示

    公安部微信公众号发布国庆假期民航出行安全提示。提示要求旅客通过官方渠道或正规票务平台购票，提前通过航司、机场官方App、网站或客服电话了解航班动态、值机时间和安检规定。身份证遗失、过期或忘带可通过微信、支付宝“民航临时乘机证明”小程序或机场公安制证窗口办理。充电宝、锂电池须随身携带且不得托运，乘机过程中禁止使用，并需符合规定且具有3C认证标识。提示还要求旅客理性处理航班延误、取消、备降后的退改签，严禁强占值机柜台、安检通道、登机口或强登航空器，并警惕机票退改签类电信网络诈骗。

  3. European Commission Press Corner

    EU provides €61 million in humanitarian aid to Ethiopia

    The European Commission announced €61 million in humanitarian funding for Ethiopia to address conflict, displacement, disease outbreaks and climate-related hazards. The EU expressed deep concern over the rapidly deteriorating situation in Northern Ethiopia, including military activity across multiple localities and the takeover of Mekelle, Axum and Shire airports in Tigray by Tigray People's Liberation Front forces, and called for immediate de-escalation, protection of civilians and unimpeded humanitarian access. The funding will support emergency food, nutrition, healthcare, water and sanitation, protection, shelter and education in emergencies, and strengthen rapid emergency response and…

  4. China Tourism News3

    Shenyang 'September 18' History Museum Extends Opening Hours on September 18

    On September 17, the Shenyang 'September 18' History Museum announced that on September 18 it will extend opening hours to 12:00–20:00 (last entry at 19:30) to meet visitor demand for commemoration. The museum will implement dynamic crowd control and, upon reaching maximum capacity, will admit visitors in batches. Visitors are asked to follow on-site staff guidance, observe museum rules, and maintain order.

  5. China Tourism News15

    文旅部与气象局发布国庆假期旅游气象提示

    文化和旅游部与中国气象局联合发布2026年国庆节假期旅游气象提示。预计10月1日至7日，北方大部地区多数时间以晴到多云为主，除华南外全国大部地区气候舒适度为“较舒适”及以上，华北到江南北部、西南地区东部、西北地区大部可达“舒适”或“最舒适”。10月1日至4日南方多阴雨，5日后转晴好。需关注阶段性降温与阴雨：内蒙古东部、河北北部、黑龙江部分地区最低气温可达0℃左右；10月3日至4日中东部气温下降4-6℃；10月6日至7日新疆北部有大风降温；10月2日至3日内蒙古中部、华北北部、东北地区南部有小到中雨或雷阵雨、局部大雨；贵州等地局部有暴雨，青藏高原东部局部有大雪。提示建议密切关注临近天气预报，避…

Sep 28Mon
  1. Skift Feed

    Bangkok Floods Disrupt Airport Operations, Hotel Bookings Spared for Now

    Bangkok experienced sustained heavy rainfall from Thursday through the weekend, with nearly 300 millimeters (12 inches) of rain. Flooding disrupted operations at Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports, causing flight delays and baggage backlogs, though both airports remained open. Flooded roads prevented some Thai Airways ground-handling employees from reaching the airport, worsening departure delays. Bangkok hotels reported limited impact on bookings. The Thai Meteorological Department forecasts heavy rain across up to 80% of the area in the coming week. A Rangsit University study estimated Bangkok economic losses at 10.6 billion baht ($315 million), over 40% of the estimated 25.3 billion ba…

  2. China Tourism News

    Industrial Robot Arms in Scenic Areas Pose Safety Risks

    People's Daily reported that some scenic areas have introduced industrial robot arms for passenger rides, performances and photo shoots. Qi Lizhe, a researcher at Fudan University, said these are traditional industrial robot arms designed for industrial work, where safety rules require isolation guards and prohibit direct contact with people without protection. Passenger rides risk hardware failure and excessive motion; performances risk program timing errors and trajectory deviation; photo-shoot arms without dynamic obstacle sensing may strike visitors who enter the workspace. Luo Jingfeng, associate professor at Huaqiao University, said passenger-carrying arms meeting speed or height thre…

Sep 25Fri
  1. UK CAA News

    UK CAA sets scope of independent review into NATS technical incident

    The UK Civil Aviation Authority published on 25 September the terms of reference for its independent review into the NATS technical incident of 8 September 2026, which disrupted travellers and saw more than 2,000 flights delayed, cancelled or diverted. A NATS preliminary report on 18 September attributed the incident to a software defect. The review will examine NATS' plans for renewing and modernising critical operational systems, business continuity, implementation of past review recommendations, the effectiveness of CAA regulatory oversight, and international best practice, and will also be informed by similar events including those of 21 September. An initial report goes to the Secretar…

Sep 24Thu
  1. European Commission Press Corner

    EU Commissioner Lahbib Speaks on Haiti at UN General Assembly

    EU Commissioner Lahbib addressed the UN General Assembly on Haiti, noting that children are being recruited by gangs, families are trapped behind walls of violence, and humanitarian workers risk their lives to reach people in need. Since 1994, the EU has provided close to €600 million in humanitarian aid to Haiti, making it the largest recipient of EU humanitarian assistance in Latin America and the Caribbean. This year alone, EU support amounts to €23 million, with an additional €10 million for the Haitian National Police and the Gang Suppression Force.

  2. China Tourism News

    China's Culture and Tourism Ministry Warns of Rain and Cooling Risks for Mid-Autumn Holiday

    On September 24, the Market Management Department of China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a work notice requiring local culture and tourism authorities to strengthen consultation and analysis, focus on small and medium rivers, slope canyons and flash-flood gullies, strictly implement disaster-warning call-and-feedback mechanisms and promptly evacuate visitors from danger zones. The National Meteorological Center forecasts heavy rain from western China to the Huang-Huai region during the Mid-Autumn holiday, with moderate to heavy rain and local downpours in parts of Sichuan, Chongqing, Shaanxi, Hubei, Henan, Jiangsu, Anhui and Shandong, and significant rain and snow on the Qinghai-…

  3. China Tourism News

    Fujian Deploys Holiday Tourism Supply and Safety Measures

    With the Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays approaching, on September 23 Fujian Party Secretary Zhao Long inspected holiday safety, livelihood support and tourism market supply in Fuzhou. At the Sanfang Qixiang fire rescue station, he reviewed holiday fire rescue readiness and fire prevention plans, and inspected historic district conservation and tourism business distribution, calling for richer tourism products and orderly market operations. At the Dongjiekou metro station, he required stronger risk screening at key venues, optimized capacity allocation and efficient connections among transport modes.

  4. China Tourism News

    China's Culture and Tourism Ministry Warns of Rain and Temperature-Drop Risks Over Mid-Autumn and N…

    On 24 September, the Market Management Department of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a work notice requiring local culture and tourism authorities to strengthen consultation and assessment, focus on small and medium rivers, slopes and gorges, and flash-flood gullies, strictly implement 'call-and-response' early-warning mechanisms with follow-up feedback, and promptly evacuate visitors from danger zones. According to the National Meteorological Centre, the Mid-Autumn holiday will bring heavy rain from western China to the Huang-Huai region, with rain and weak cold air in the northeast and northern north China; parts of Sichuan, Chongqing, Shaanxi, Hubei, Henan, Jiangsu, Anhui and…

  5. European Commission Press Corner

    EU Commissioner Calls for Protection of Children in Gaza and the West Bank

    European Commissioner Lahbib spoke at the Call to Action for the Children of Gaza and the West Bank in New York, stating that nearly the entire population of Gaza is squeezed into less than half of the Strip, overcrowded, unsanitary and unsafe, with children lacking food, medicine and shelter and many out of school. Despite the ceasefire announced in October, children are still being killed and injured by airstrikes and other attacks; by early August, at least 300 children had been killed in the 300 days since the ceasefire was announced. In the West Bank, military operations, demolitions, movement restrictions and settler violence cut people off from water, healthcare and jobs, and childre…

Sep 23Wed
  1. European Commission Press Corner

    EU Commissioner on Drones and Civilian Protection in Eastern DRC

    EU Commissioner Lahbib said in a New York speech that drones are being used by multiple parties, including armed groups, in the conflict in eastern DRC and are hitting civilian areas. She said that less than three weeks after her February visit to Goma, a drone struck a residential building in Goma housing humanitarian workers and EU personnel, killing UNICEF humanitarian worker Karine Buisset. She stressed that international humanitarian law applies to drone warfare and called for the protection of civilians, humanitarian workers, hospitals, aid convoys and camps for displaced families.

  2. China Tourism News

    Tiananmen Square Giant Flower Basket Unveiled, All Works to Finish by End of September

    On September 22, the main body of the giant Bless the Motherland flower basket was unveiled at Tiananmen Square, featuring roses, peonies, sunflowers and grapes symbolizing prosperity, with Bless the Motherland and Celebrate National Day inscriptions on both sides. The giant flowerbed at the base is expected to appear around September 25, and 10 three-dimensional themed flowerbeds along Chang'an Avenue between Jianguomen and Fuxingmen will be completed by the end of September for National Day.

  3. Pinchain Tourism

    China's Traffic Management Bureau Issues Mid-Autumn and National Day Holiday Road Safety Advisory

    China's Traffic Management Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security assessed road-safety risks for the Mid-Autumn and National Day holiday period, identifying five prominent risk categories: overlapping tourist and family-visit traffic, surging expressway volumes, serious traffic violations, concentrated rural agricultural and migrant-worker travel, and alternating cold-warm air masses. During the National Day holiday, expressways are toll-free for passenger cars with seven seats or fewer, and tidal traffic flows are expected on expressways in and out of major city clusters including the Pearl River Delta, Yangtze River Delta, Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, and Chengdu-Chongqing. The bureau advise…

  4. China Tourism News

    China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism Issues Mid-Autumn and National Day Travel Notice

    Ahead of the 2026 Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays, China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a travel notice urging tourists to prepare thoroughly, monitor weather and transport conditions along routes and at destinations, check scenic-area opening arrangements and ticket reservation requirements in advance, avoid undeveloped or unsafe areas, and closely follow the security situation in outbound destinations while avoiding high-risk areas. The notice also calls for stronger safety precautions: checking vehicles before self-driving trips, avoiding fatigued and drunk driving, wearing seatbelts throughout, wearing life jackets on boats as required, and paying attention to fire safety…

  5. Pinchain Tourism

    China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism Issues Mid-Autumn and National Day Holiday Travel Advisory

    Ahead of the 2026 Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays, China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a travel advisory urging tourists to prepare thoroughly, monitor weather and traffic conditions along routes and at destinations, and check scenic-area opening arrangements and ticket reservation requirements in advance. It advises against visiting undeveloped or unsafe areas and tells outbound travellers to monitor destination safety conditions and avoid high-risk regions. The advisory also calls for stronger safety precautions: checking vehicles before self-driving trips, avoiding fatigued or drunk driving, wearing seatbelts in vehicles and life jackets on boats, and observing fire-safet…

Sep 22Tue
  1. BCD Travel RSS

    BCD issues practical hotel safety guide for business travelers

    BCD Travel published a hotel safety guide for business travelers, drawing on insights from its Global Crisis Management team and BCD Marketplace partner Maiden Voyage. BCD research found travelers often feel confident in their hotel choices, yet safety risks still exist. The guide offers eight practical measures: setting safety-related preferences before arrival (such as a non-adjoining room, a room above the ground floor, or a location close to elevators or away from isolated areas); protecting the room number at check-in; assessing room location and securing doors, windows and adjoining-room entrances; using secondary locks while inside; verifying unexpected visitors before opening the do…

  2. China Tourism News

    Outdoor Sports Participation Tops 400 Million, Safety Risks in Focus

    A commentary cites the General Administration of Sport's China Outdoor Sports Industry Development Report (2024-2025), noting that by early April 2025 outdoor sports participation in China exceeded 400 million, with the 25-34 age group the largest. It also notes frequent reports of young people in outdoor distress and that some guides lack systematic emergency rescue capabilities, calling for better industry rules and safety guidance.

  3. China Tourism News

    Sichuan Runs Safety Inspections of Holiday Tourism Market

    On Sept 20, an inspection team from the Sichuan Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism visited script-entertainment venues, escape rooms, travel agencies and scenic areas in Chengdu, focusing on fire safety in crowded venues, tour coach safety, amusement ride safety, event safety, business order and service quality. At Chengdu Happy Valley, the team required daily pre-shift checks of large amusement rides, full monitoring coverage and workable emergency procedures. At Chengdu China Youth Travel Service, it required clear internal complaint-handling responsibilities, a closed-loop mechanism, strict tour coach management and no use of illegal "black" vehicles. The team stressed that tra…

  4. China Tourism News

    Hunan Deploys Holiday Tourism Safety and Market Work

    On Sept 21, the Hunan Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism held a video conference on Mid-Autumn and National Day safety production and holiday market work, arranging safety, market order and consumption promotion for the holiday. The meeting stressed treating dual-holiday safety as a major political task and, under the province's tourism industry inspection and rectification plan, launching a second round of all-domain, full-coverage, sweeping safety hazard inspections with closed-loop management. It called for enriching product supply, improving service quality and regulating market order to raise the heat and quality of Hunan's holiday tourism market. Representatives from Changsh…

  5. China Tourism News

    Inner Mongolia Deploys Holiday Tourism Safety and Market-Order Measures

    On 20 September, the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Department of Culture and Tourism held a video conference on region-wide culture and tourism safety production and the holiday market, analysing the current safety situation and assigning work on hazard inspection, market-order supervision, consumption stimulation and service support. The meeting required close attention to amusement facilities, large-scale cultural tourism events, fire and electrical safety, forest and grassland fire prevention, and extreme-weather response, with regular dynamic clearing of major hazards and suspension and rectification of facilities not meeting safety operating standards. It also called for strict regu…

Sep 21Mon
  1. China Tourism News

    Shanxi Culture and Tourism Department Issues Mid-Autumn and National Day Travel Advisory

    On September 19, the Shanxi Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism issued a 2026 Mid-Autumn and National Day travel advisory covering six areas: itinerary planning, consumption precautions, travel safety, activity participation, civilized travel and rights protection. It urges visitors to follow official information on weather, transport, scenic-area reservations and visitor caps and to travel off-peak; to use licensed travel agencies with signed contracts and reject abnormally low-priced tours; and for self-driving, to check vehicles, avoid fatigue and speeding and drive cautiously on mountain roads. Disputes can be reported to local culture-tourism authorities or the 12345 hotline,…

  2. European Commission Press Corner

    EU Calls for Humanitarian Access and Ceasefire in Sudan at UNGA

    EU Commissioner Lahbib told a ministerial-level side event on Sudan at the UN General Assembly that 33 million people need help to survive, up to 150,000 have been killed since the war began, and Sudan tops nearly every ranking as the largest humanitarian and displacement crisis. She cited sexual violence against women and girls, detained humanitarian workers, and drone strikes on hospitals and markets, with Darfur, the Kordofans and Blue Nile State especially alarming. The EU has provided over €276 million in humanitarian support linked to the Sudan crisis this year, including €162 million for Sudan itself, and called for respect for international humanitarian law and unhindered cross-bord…

Sep 17Thu
  1. European Commission Press Corner

    EU proposes €489 million to help Portugal, Spain, Italy and Malta recover from severe storms

    The European Commission has proposed mobilising €489 million from the EU Solidarity Fund (EUSF) to help Portugal, Spain, Italy and Malta recover from severe storms and flooding in January and February 2026. The funding will support rebuilding transport infrastructure, restoring essential services, clean-up operations, temporary accommodation and rescue services. Portugal would receive €261 million, Spain €149 million, Italy €74.8 million and Malta €3.72 million. The proposal requires approval by the European Parliament and Council; after advance payments, €385.6 million would remain to be paid.

Sep 16Wed
  1. China Tourism News

    Beijing Cracks Down on Illegal "Imperial City Tour" Overcharging

    Ahead of the Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays, the Fourth Detachment of the Beijing Transportation Comprehensive Law Enforcement Corps has deepened its joint enforcement mechanism with local police to crack down on illegal "Imperial City Tour" overcharging. On September 11, a taxi driver took two passengers on a detour around Tiananmen Square and demanded a flat fare of 120 yuan, and was administratively penalized for failing to use the meter as required. Authorities advise visitors who encounter fare negotiation, refusal to carry, failure to use the meter, or detour overcharging to call the 12328 transportation service supervision hotline.

Sep 14Mon
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    Rough Seas in Beibu Gulf Halt Some Guangxi Coastal Routes

    Rough seas intensified in the Beibu Gulf off Guangxi on 13 September due to the outer circulation of a South China Sea tropical depression, suspending some coastal passenger and tourism services. The depression's centre made landfall in Vietnam's Quang Tri province around 17:00 on 13 September. Strong winds and rain are expected in the Beibu Gulf from 14 to 15 September, with gusts of force 8 to 9 from the night of 13 to 14 September. Beihai-Weizhou Island ferries were suspended from 13 September until the morning of 14 September, resuming in the afternoon; Weizhou Island scenic areas remained open but the Shiluokou and Dishuidanping public beaches were closed. The dolphin-watching project…

Sep 11Fri
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    Influencer Hiking Guides Lead to Rescues; Experts Explain Liability and Platform Duties

    A woman in Beijing followed an influencer hiking guide into the mountains alone, found the actual terrain far harder than described, got lost in rain and fog with visibility under 5 metres and no headlamp, and was rescued by 15 team members after a seven-hour overnight operation. Experts say hikers, as fully capable adults, generally bear primary or full responsibility; guide publishers' liability depends on identity, purpose, profit motive and fault, with higher duties for commercial operators and high-reach influencers. Platforms may bear joint liability if they fail to act on risky content, including unopened wild areas promoted as routes.

  2. China Tourism News

    Major Casualties in Foreign Cargo Ship Fire at Qingdao Beihai Shipyard

    Xinhua reported that at about 11:15 on September 10, a foreign-flagged cargo ship caught fire while docked for repairs at Qingdao Beihai Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. in Shandong, causing major casualties. Xi Jinping issued important instructions calling for search and rescue of missing persons, proper follow-up and consolation work, prompt determination of the cause, and accountability in accordance with the law, while stressing thorough inspection and rectification of fire hazards. Li Qiang instructed that rescuers reach trapped persons, treat the injured, handle aftermath work, and prevent secondary disasters, with the State Council Work Safety Committee pressing safety responsibilities across…

  3. ACI World RSS

    ACI Guidance on Reducing Runway Overrun Consequences: RESA and EMAS

    Airports Council International (ACI) World published guidance on reducing the consequences of runway overruns, noting that while overruns are infrequent their consequences can be severe and that runway excursions remain one of ICAO's global high-risk occurrence categories. It says airport leadership must ensure every runway end has appropriate protection, that residual risk is understood, and that improvement decisions are funded. Protection options include runway end safety areas (RESA), which provide additional space beyond the runway strip with dimensions set by ICAO Annex 14, and engineered materials arresting systems (EMAS), which passively absorb energy to decelerate an overrunning ai…

  4. European Commission Press Corner

    EU Commissioner Highlights Civil Protection and Preparedness Cooperation in Romania

    EU Commissioner Lahbib spoke in Romania, highlighting emergency preparedness and civil protection cooperation. She noted that today's crises are faster and more complex, including wars, drone attacks, sabotage, wildfires, hybrid attacks and health emergencies. Over the past decade Romania requested help through the EU Civil Protection Mechanism ten times while responding to others' calls 49 times. This year the EU pre-positioned nearly 800 firefighters from 14 countries in high-risk wildfire areas, 200 of them from Romania.

Sep 10Thu
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    UK Air Traffic Control Failure Cancels Over 2,000 Flights; Passengers May Not Be Compensated

    A serious failure in the UK flight management system on the afternoon of the 8th caused widespread cancellations and delays at major UK airports, with more than 2,000 flights cancelled and hundreds of thousands of passengers affected. In a statement on the 9th, the UK Civil Aviation Authority said the disruption may be classified as an 'extraordinary circumstance' under passenger rights rules, meaning affected passengers may not be entitled to compensation. Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander said she does 'not believe this was unavoidable' and has called for an independent investigation into the cause. NATS blamed a technical fault, with CEO Martin Rolfe saying cyberattack has been ruled o…

  2. UK CAA News

    UK CAA and charity call for end to laser attacks on air ambulance helicopters

    The UK Civil Aviation Authority and the charity Air Ambulances UK have jointly called for an end to laser attacks on air ambulance helicopters during UK Air Ambulance Week. Such attacks occur every month and can cause temporary blindness, distraction and even long-term eye damage to pilots; because most air ambulances operate with a single pilot, the risk is significant and critical patient care can be delayed. There were 94 attacks on emergency helicopters in 2025 and 35 in the first half of 2026. Targeting an aircraft with a laser is a criminal offence carrying up to five years in prison or an unlimited fine.

Sep 9Wed
  2. US Travel Advisories

    U.S. State Department Keeps Curaçao at Level 1: Exercise Normal Precautions

    The U.S. State Department kept Curaçao at a Level 1 travel advisory, calling for normal precautions. The advisory says Curaçao is generally a safe destination with low crime rates, and that petty crime is most likely in popular tourist locations. Most crimes against foreigners are crimes of opportunity, such as theft of unsecured property or vehicle break-ins. Overcharges and scams occur in tourist areas, some sellers may be aggressive, and tourist police are available at most sites. Armed robberies occur at businesses storing large amounts of cash or involved in drug or gang activity. Bringing guns, ammunition, and even spent shells or casings into Curaçao is illegal and may lead to arrest…

Sep 8Tue
  2. China Tourism News

    Seven Indonesian Airports Closed Due to Volcanic Ash, Affecting 341,000 Passengers

    Indonesia's Ministry of Transportation said on the 7th that seven airports, including Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, remain closed due to the eruption of Anak Krakatoa and the spread of volcanic ash, affecting approximately 341,000 passengers. A total of 2,961 flights have been affected over the past three days, including 2,339 domestic and 622 international flights. The closure has been extended until 23:59 on September 7, with resumption of operations pending assessment.

Sep 7Mon
  1. Skift Feed

    EU Ends Border 'Safety Valve' as Airlines Warn of More Delays

    The EU policy that allowed member states to temporarily suspend parts of the Entry-Exit System (EES) during peak demand lapsed on Sunday. Border authorities now lack a formal release valve for the first time since biometric registration became mandatory in April. Ryanair has called on the European Commission to reinstate the ability to pause checks until at least April 2027, arguing airports and border authorities need more time to fix kiosks and increase staffing.