Delta and Korean Air Invest $550M in WestJet Partnership

Reading Time : 2 minutes Delta Air Lines and Korean Air invest $550 million to acquire a combined 25% stake in WestJet, reinforcing strategic partnerships and expanding connectivity across North America and Asia. This move strengthens WestJet’s position amid travel challenges and highlights growing collaboration in global aviation, promising enhanced routes, loyalty integration, and improved passenger experiences.

Haeundae Sand Festival: Busan’s Sandy Spectacle

Reading Time : 3 minutesThe Haeundae Sand Festival in Busan turns sand into art with stunning sculptures, live music, and beach fun. Held May 23-26, 2025, it celebrates Korean culture with hanok designs and modern icons. Enjoy sandcastle contests, food stalls, and fireworks, but book hotels early to avoid sleeping on the beach!

Grinning Through Winter : The Devil Masks of Lithuania

Reading Time : 2 minutes Carved in wood and steeped in ancient tradition, Lithuania’s demon masks are more than eerie souvenirs—they’re bold symbols of folk resilience and ritual mischief. Worn during the raucous Užgavėnės festival, these exaggerated faces chase away winter with laughter, pancakes, and a wink at the old gods.

Singapore Changi : The Airport Everyone Wants to Visit

Reading Time : 2 minutes Singapore’s Changi Airport is more than a transit point—it’s a world-class destination. With gardens, shopping, spas, and even a waterfall, travelers are encouraged to arrive early and enjoy. Crowned World’s Best Airport for the 13th time, it continues to redefine the travel experience.

🇬🇱 Greenland’s Tourism Boom with New Airports and Direct Flights

Reading Time : 2 minutes Greenland is welcoming more tourists than ever, thanks to new international airports and direct flights from major cities. The island’s breathtaking landscapes, rich Inuit culture, and sustainable tourism initiatives make it a top destination for adventure seekers. With further expansions planned, Greenland is on track to become one of the most exciting travel spots in the world.

The Enduring Legacy of Japan’s Oya Stone Quarry

Reading Time : 3 minutes Oya stone, a unique volcanic tuff near Utsunomiya, has shaped Japan’s architecture for centuries. From ancient tombs to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Imperial Hotel, its history is preserved in the vast Oya History Museum. With mining still ongoing, this storied stone continues to blend cultural heritage, natural beauty, and practical use in modern applications.

Boeing’s 2024 : A Year of Trials

Reading Time : 2 minutesBoeing faced a tragic end to 2024 with a Jeju Air crash. The year was marked by safety issues, including the grounding of the 737 Max. As investigations continue, Boeing must rebuild trust through transparency and safety-first practices.

China’s CR450 Prototype : Setting New Standards in High-Speed Rail

Reading Time : 2 minutesThe CR450 high-speed train prototype is set to revolutionize rail travel with a planned operating speed of 400 km/h, drastically reducing travel times between major cities. Incorporating advanced safety features and energy-efficient technology, the CR450 not only enhances passenger comfort but also positions China as a leader in high-speed rail innovation, promising a transformative impact on transportation.

Nicaragua Canal : Panama’s $50BN Rival, Centuries in the Making

Reading Time : 3 minutesFor centuries, the dream of a Nicaraguan canal has persisted, a potential rival to Panama. From Spanish conquistadors to a mysterious Chinese billionaire, the project has faced numerous challenges and failures. Yet, Nicaragua continues to seek a path to build the canal, hoping to finally realize a centuries-old ambition, though its path remains unclear.

Virgin Galactic’s Italian Ambitions: A New Frontier for Space Tourism

Reading Time : 3 minutesVirgin Galactic has set its sights on Italy, partnering with ENAC to explore launching from Grottaglie Spaceport. This move aims to expand space tourism into Europe, leveraging Italy’s aerospace infrastructure. The feasibility study, expected to last two years, will assess everything from environmental impact to regulatory compliance, potentially heralding a new era of international space travel.