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Iran War Jolts Travel Industry: Travel Stocks Fall While Gas Price Surges

The Iran war is expected to hit U.S. travelers in the pocketbook in the near term, as gas prices rise ahead of the Spring Break and road trip seasons and airlines are likely to pass along higher jet f...

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Travel Stocks Tumble As U.S.-Iran War Sparks Worst Disruption Since Pandemic

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Travel sector shares tumble as US-Iran conflict disrupts flights

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Oil and gas prices soar and stocks slide as Middle East conflict escalates

Oil prices surged on Monday after US and Israeli strikes on Iran plunged the Middle East into conflict, disrupting the supply of crude from the region.

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Fuel price increase for customers ‘inevitable’ after US and Israeli strikes on Iran, warns AA

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Oil jumps, dollar rallies with gold as conflict grips Middle East

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FTSE 100 and US markets lower as US-Iran conflict ripples across Middle East

Its Supreme leader Ali Khamenei died in the bombing campaign, and Iranian leaders have promised a strong response, raising the possibility of a broader regional confrontation.

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Gas prices soar and oil jumps as Iran war pushes down global stock markets

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Oil and gas prices jump as conflict escalates

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War in Iran sparks global travel chaos

Tens of thousands of travelers remain stranded around the globe after several Middle Eastern countries closed their airspaces following US and Israeli strikes on Iran over the weekend, triggering widespread cancellations and delays at some of the world’s busiest airports.

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US issues worldwide travel warning after Iran strikes

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Flights cancelled and new travel warnings issued after Iran strikes

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US, Israel pound targets in Iran as Trump signals openness to talk to new leadership

The United States and Israel launched strikes against Iran on February 28, killing Iran’s supreme leader and top military leaders, prompting authorities to retaliate with strikes on Israel and US base...

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Iran vows revenge after the killing of its top leader and trades strikes with Israel in widening war

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What to know about the latest US-Israeli attacks on Iran

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Iran’s supreme leader killed in major attack by U.S. and Israel

Iran, which responded to the strikes with its own counterassault, warned of retribution, with the Cabinet saying that this “great crime will never go unanswered.”

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Iran Says Supreme Leader Killed in U.S.-Israeli Strikes

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Iranian state media say country’s supreme leader is dead

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5 things to know for March 2: War with Iran, Travel chaos, Gas prices, Texas shooting, Primaries

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Thousands of flights cancelled as Iran conflict upends global air travel

Global air travel remained heavily disrupted on Sunday as war in Iran kept major Middle Eastern airports including Dubai, the

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As Iran strikes disrupt flights, why travel insurance may fall short

Travel insurance policies generally exclude coverage tied to military action, experts said. However, much depends on the fine print.

Attack on Iran sparks travel chaos as airlines cancel flights, stranding passengers

Ticket prices could quickly start to increase if the conflict lingers as airlines have to reroute flights, adding hours to those flights and the use of more fuel.

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Airspace closed, flights canceled across Middle East after attacks on Iran

Flights to and from Dubai and other destinations in the Middle East were canceled after the U.S. and Israel launched attacks on Iran Saturday.

US-Iran strikes unleash travel chaos as airlines cancel flights

Major Middle Eastern airports, including Dubai, the world’s busiest international travel hub, were shut on Saturday after U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran and Iranian missile retaliation rippled through the region,

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US upgrades travel advisories for 3 nations following airstrikes from Iran

Officials from the U.S. Department of State have upgraded travel advisories to three nations following escalating tension with Iran. Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar were all upgraded to Level 3 over the weekend which indicates that Americans should “reconsider travel.”

Strikes in Iran and counterstrikes impacting travel, trade, energy prices

The ripple effects of this conflict are already spreading globally in many ways, including in travel, shipping and energy prices.