Tourism Policy Push (England): Andy Burnham says disabled people will get 24/7 free bus travel from April 1, 2027, ending the usual weekday time limits and aiming to improve access to work, education and healthcare. Destination Development (Cambodia): Phnom Penh officially launched a 2026-2030 tourism plan to turn the capital into a major Southeast Asia urban destination, with upgrades to visitor products and service quality. Tourism Growth Targets (Egypt): Egypt is aiming for 30 million international tourist arrivals annually by 2030, with new coordination between tourism and planning ministries. UNESCO Boost (Tunisia): Sidi Bou Said’s UNESCO listing has sparked a fresh surge in visitors, bringing new opportunities for local businesses while raising preservation responsibilities. Travel Safety & Disruption (Everglades): Two years of drought are leaving the Everglades with a major water deficit, with wildlife impacts that could affect tourism experiences. Wildlife Rules Under Pressure (San Diego): Officials are considering a temporary shutdown of La Jolla Cove during sea-lion pupping season after repeated rule-breaking and an attack case. Scam Warning (Egypt): A UK family says a scammer allegedly cancelled their luxury Egypt booking after tricking them into paying extra money. Infrastructure Concern (US): A rusty Pennsylvania railroad bridge over a busy highway is under scrutiny after public concerns about safety and maintenance. Cultural Travel (Sulu, Philippines): Sulu’s governor says the province is “open for tourists,” but says limited flights to Jolo are still holding back tourism growth.