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Mount Rinjani Torean Trail Remains Closed as Forest Fire Scorches Over 1,000 Hectares

By fara nanda September 27, 2026NewsNo Comments

The Torean hiking trail within Mount Rinjani National Park (TNGR) remains closed following an ongoing forest and land fire, forcing park authorities to redirect hikers away from their originally planned…

Situ Cisanti: The Hidden Lake Where Indonesia’s Longest River Begins

By fara nanda September 27, 2026TravelingNo Comments

Deep within the lush forests of Kertasari District, Bandung Regency, lies a crystal-clear lake at the foot of Mount Wayang. Its name is Situ Cisanti. This five-hectare expanse of water…

Some Countries Are Ignoring US Sanctions on Iran Flights Here’s Who’s Still Flying

By fara nanda September 27, 2026NewsNo Comments

Iranian airlines continued canceling international flights through Wednesday, September 23, 2026, as new US sanctions took effect. Many routes have been affected, though notably, some countries are proceeding largely unfazed.…

UAE Suspends All Iran Flights as Aviation Tensions Escalate Further

By fara nanda September 26, 2026NewsNo Comments

he United Arab Emirates has responded seriously to the US threat against Iranian aviation, now suspending all flights to and from Iran entirely. The suspension of Iranian flights at UAE…

The US Just Banned 27 Iranian Airlines From International Flights Here’s the Full List

By fara nanda September 26, 2026NewsNo Comments

Iran's aviation sector is facing a severe blow. The United States has imposed sanctions effectively banning flights to and from the country, with real consequences awaiting anyone who violates the…

6 Things Most Travelers Don’t Know About Fiji

By fara nanda September 24, 2026TravelingNo Comments

Fiji, the island nation tucked in the southern Pacific Ocean, recently found itself in the spotlight for an unexpected reason: its president wore a skirt to the World Water Forum…

Beyond the Cruise Ship News: Why Fiji’s Food Culture Deserves Just as Much Attention

By fara nanda September 24, 2026TravelingNo Comments

The cruise ship MV Fiji Princess ran aground near Monuriki Island earlier this year, though thankfully all 30 passengers aboard were safely evacuated. The incident briefly put Fiji in international…

Japan Launches Up to 60% Travel Discounts to Revive Kyushu Tourism After Major Earthquake

By fara nanda September 23, 2026NewsNo Comments

A powerful earthquake that struck Kyushu earlier this year led to a wave of canceled trips as travelers grew wary of visiting the region. Now, Japan is fighting back with…

Anak Krakatau Volcano Alert Level Downgraded, Anyer Tourism Sector Hopes for Recovery

By fara nanda September 23, 2026NewsNo Comments

The alert status for Mount Anak Krakatau has been downgraded from Level III (Alert) to Level II (Watch), sparking optimism among tourism business owners in the Anyer region who are…

Tourists Who Refused to Pay for Komodo Tour Settle Bill After Police Report

By fara nanda September 23, 2026NewsNo Comments

A group of 11 foreign tourists who had refused to pay the remaining balance for their Komodo National Park tour package ended up settling their debt of Rp 19 million,…

Mount Rinjani Torean Trail Remains Closed as Forest Fire Scorches Over 1,000 Hectares

Situ Cisanti: The Hidden Lake Where Indonesia’s Longest River Begins

Some Countries Are Ignoring US Sanctions on Iran Flights Here’s Who’s Still Flying

UAE Suspends All Iran Flights as Aviation Tensions Escalate Further

The US Just Banned 27 Iranian Airlines From International Flights Here’s the Full List

6 Things Most Travelers Don’t Know About Fiji

Beyond the Cruise Ship News: Why Fiji’s Food Culture Deserves Just as Much Attention

Japan Launches Up to 60% Travel Discounts to Revive Kyushu Tourism After Major Earthquake

Anak Krakatau Volcano Alert Level Downgraded, Anyer Tourism Sector Hopes for Recovery

Tourists Who Refused to Pay for Komodo Tour Settle Bill After Police Report

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