Additional US Passengers from Hantavirus-Affected Cruise Ship Return to States
Three additional US passengers from a hantavirus-affected cruise ship have been safely returned to their home states. Health officials are managing the repatriations amid quarantine procedures.
Victory II Starts Green Bay Cruise Season at Leicht Park Dock
Victory II’s docking at Green Bay’s Leicht Park has officially launched the 2026 cruise season. This marks the start of scheduled cruise ship visits to the city.
Meliá Hotels joins WTTC as global member
Meliá Hotels International has accepted global membership in the World Travel & Tourism Council. The move is intended to strengthen sustainable tourism practices across its extensive global network.
WTTC approves eight key priorities for global tourism growth
The WTTC Executive Council has approved eight strategic priorities aimed at addressing key challenges in the global travel and tourism sector. These priorities focus on sustainability and growth.
Three More Cruise Passengers Released from Omaha Quarantine
Three cruise passengers recently left quarantine in Omaha after exposure to the Andes Virus. Health officials continue to monitor the outbreak and maintain quarantine measures to limit spread.
ITB Asia 2026 Enhances Singapore’s Global Travel Hub Status
ITB Asia 2026 is scheduled for October 21-23 in Singapore, featuring guided tours, MICE Show Asia, travel tech showcases, and wide networking opportunities. The event underscores Singapore’s growing stature as a global travel hub.
Mark Charlinski Named President at LodgIQ to Scale Hotel Revenue Operations
Mark Charlinski has been named President and Chief Commercial Officer at LodgIQ. The firm aims to expand its hotel revenue operations with a technology-driven approach.
New General Managers Named at Curio Collection Hotels
New general managers have been appointed at Curio Collection hotels and other brands, aiming to improve operational performance and guest experience. These leadership updates are part of broader hotel management changes.
Passenger Sues Royal Caribbean for $75K Over Scooter Trip
A passenger has filed a $75,000 lawsuit against Royal Caribbean after tripping over a parked mobility scooter on a cruise ship. The case highlights safety concerns around mobility devices onboard.
More US Passengers Return from Hantavirus Cruise Ship
Three US passengers from a cruise ship affected by hantavirus exposure have returned to their home states. Health monitoring for those on the ship is ongoing to track potential symptoms.
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Carnival Opens New U.S. Destination Port After Royal Caribbean Cuts Itinerary
Carnival Cruise Line opened a new U.S. destination port on October 1, 2026. Royal Caribbean recently ceased calls to this same destination, offering travelers a new cruise option.
American Cruise Lines Christens New Ship American Ranger on Hudson River
American Cruise Lines christened its new ship American Ranger on September 24, 2026, at Catskill Point, New York. The ship accommodates 130 passengers on four decks and launched during the inaugural Hudson River fall foliage cruise.
Holland America Adjusts Zaandam Itinerary for October 15, 2026 Sailing
Holland America Line has revised the Zaandam cruise itinerary departing October 15, 2026, including port swaps and cancellation of Tabuaeran, Kiribati. Passengers will receive a $100 shipboard credit and should review updated schedules.