Aviation Safety Shock (Peru): A Cessna 208 Caravan sightseeing flight crashed near Nazca Lines, killing all 13 aboard, including 11 foreign tourists (Italians, Germans and Spaniards). Peru’s transport ministry says an emergency was reported before radio contact was lost, and investigators are still working to determine the cause. Regulatory & Operator Scrutiny (Bangladesh): In Cox’s Bazar, authorities allege a parasailing firm operated without approval and with safety lapses after a tourist death; the operator and staff are reportedly absconding. Tourism Risk (Greece): Wildfires continue around Athens, with evacuations ordered as gale-force winds hamper firefighting aircraft. Rail & Wildlife Travel (India): IRCTC plans integrated Maharashtra wildlife packages—train, stays, local transport and safari permits—aimed at making tiger tourism easier to book. Digital Tourism Push (Syria): “My Syria” launches as a super app bundling travel, hospitality, transport and payments, backed by the tourism ministry. US Travel Rules (Immigration): The US makes its $20,000 visa bond program permanent for B1/B2 applicants from 50 countries, with refunds only if conditions are met. Regional Connectivity (Zimbabwe): Fastjet’s Airbus A320-200 makes its first landing at Victoria Falls, boosting capacity on key regional routes.