It has been a busy last couple of days for both Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.

Swift has been all over the headlines, not only for her plane, but also for a recent tour in Lisbon, Portugal.

We’ll reveal what’s taking place on the tour, and why Elon Musk came to Swift’s defense over her plane.

In addition, we’re going to reveal where Travis Kelce was spotted. It seems like he’ll be reuniting with Swift on a later date, as he was alongside his Chiefs teammates at a certain hockey game.

Let’s take a closer look.

Travis Kelce Was At A Dallas Stars Game While Taylor Swift Took Over Portugal

It was a busy weekend for both Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift. Kelce and The Chiefs were good luck for the Dallas Stars and their home crowd, as the team defeated the Edmonton Oilers in Game 2. Kelce was in attendance alongside his teammates.

As for Taylor Swift, she was creating a buzz of her own in Europe, with fans in Lisbon waiting for her arrival 24 hours in advance. It was a special moment for Taylor, who even spoke Portuguese during her first ever show in Lisbon. Swift said, “Muito obrigada,” meaning, “thank you very much.” The moment was met with a massive reaction by the audience.

Swift added, “Oh, Lisbon you … you’re making me feel amazing right now!”

A great moment for Swift, who was able to put a certain controversy behind her rather quickly…

Taylor Swift Was Called Out For Her Plane Usage, But That Might Change Soon

Chris Packham was the brave man that slammed Taylor Swift’s private jet. Packham said he was disappointed over a cease and desist letter Taylor sent to Jack Sweeney, who tracked her jet publicly.

TMZ revealed, “Chris tells the outlet Taylor should’ve admitted she’s in the wrong … and then used her platform to make a statement about the environment by agreeing to sell her private jets.”

Despite the claims, it seems like Taylor Swift might be getting her way in the very near future. Business Insider indicates that the days of tracking jets appear to be coming to an end.

The publication writes, “Tucked away in the 1,100-page FAA reauthorization, signed into law by President Joe Biden on May 16, is a section on data privacy that would allow private aircraft owners to further cloak their travels. The language calls for the FAA to set up a system that would allow private plane owners to request their data be withheld from public sites, fly under a temporary registration number to obscure their flight data, and block “similar identifiable data or information, except physical marking required by law” from public dissemination.”

“Currently, private jet owners like Elon Musk and Taylor Swift can opt for two federal programs: the Limiting Aircraft Data Displayed, or LADD, list, and the Privacy ICAO address, or PIA, to help shadow their aircraft from public view.”

Huge news for the likes of Swift and other celebs. Given her tour schedule, no doubt the traveling will continue, and she hopes to do so with some privacy.