02/28/2026
Breaking news 🚨
Over the last few hours I'm hearing from a number of clients/friends who are currently traveling, colleagues who live abroad, and partners whose companies are based in some of the regions being discussed.
As a travel agency owner, I’ve built relationships all over the world.
When situations like this unfold, the questions start coming in quickly.
So I wanted to put clear information in one place for those who are currently traveling, preparing to travel, or have loved ones in the air.
Escalating military activity in parts of the Middle East has led to temporary airspace closures and rerouted international flights.
‼️ Global travel has not stopped.
Certain routes are adjusting.
Many international flights connect through hubs like Doha, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Istanbul.
When those airspaces shift, delays can ripple across Europe, Asia, and Africa routes. Travel times may increase.
Connections may change.
If you have upcoming travel:
✈️ Monitor your airline app and email closely
✈️ Allow extra time for connections
✈️ Expect potential schedule adjustments
✈️ Avoid tight international layovers
If you are currently abroad:
‼️Stay in contact with your airline
‼️Follow official embassy guidance
‼️Register for travel alerts
‼️Keep digital and printed copies of important documents
For U.S. travelers, enroll in STEP:
🌐 https://step.state.gov
Official updates:
🌐 https://travel.state.gov
If you have travel insurance, review your policy‼️
📌Standard coverage may exclude acts of war. If disruptions occur, contact your provider immediately and document airline communications.
Many regions remain operational, including Western Europe, much of Asia-Pacific, Canada, the Caribbean, and most of South America.
This post is to keep those of you traveling informed. If you have traveled with us before, none of the information above should be new to you.
Stay informed.