Five Cruise Passengers Leave Nebraska Hantavirus Quarantine; 13 Still in Facility
Five cruise passengers exposed to hantavirus have left quarantine in Nebraska and returned home, while thirteen others remain under observation. The situation remains under close medical supervision.
Brightline Demonstrates Demand for U.S. Passenger Trains but Faces Sustainability Challenges
Brightline has demonstrated clear demand for passenger trains in the U.S. but faces ongoing challenges in sustaining its private rail operations and long-term viability.
CHTA Pushes New Metrics for Caribbean Tourism Value
The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association urges a more comprehensive framework to better measure tourism’s full economic and social contributions across the Caribbean. Current approaches do not adequately capture the sector’s entire impact.
Hong Kong Tourism Board, Informa Markets Launch Luxury MICE Platform
The Hong Kong Tourism Board and Informa Markets have partnered to launch a new platform dedicated to luxury MICE events in Hong Kong. This initiative aims to strengthen the city's role in the upscale business travel and exhibition sector.
Norwegian Viva Cancels San Juan Sailings, Shifts Caribbean Operations to Miami
Norwegian Cruise Line has canceled Norwegian Viva sailings from San Juan through July 2028. The vessel's Caribbean operations will shift to Miami with alternate cruise options available.
Royal Caribbean Cancels Costa Maya Shore Excursions Amid Protests
Royal Caribbean has canceled shore excursions at Costa Maya in early June 2026 due to labor protests at the port. Passengers from U.S. and Caribbean itineraries are affected and should seek updated information.
New Chair and Business Plan Announced at California High-Speed Rail Board Meeting
The California High-Speed Rail Authority has appointed a new chair to its board while approving an updated business plan and unveiling a construction team to advance the project in 2026.
IATA AGM 2026 Brings Aviation Leaders Together in Rio
IATA held its 2026 Annual General Meeting in Rio de Janeiro, drawing global aviation leaders to discuss key industry challenges. Topics included strategic partnerships, airline growth, and sustainability efforts.
Five American Cruise Passengers Exit Nebraska Quarantine Following Hantavirus Exposure
Five American cruise passengers have left a Nebraska quarantine facility after possible hantavirus exposure aboard a cruise. Thirteen others remain confined as health officials continue monitoring.
Carnival Cruise Data Breach Hits Nearly Six Million Travelers
A data breach at Carnival Cruise Line has affected close to six million passengers, exposing personal information. The company is responding with warnings and security guidance.
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Holland America Revises Zaandam Itinerary for October-November 2026 Cruise
Holland America Line announced itinerary changes for Zaandam's 35-day Pacific cruise starting October 15, 2026. The ship will swap Raiatea and Bora Bora calls, skip Tabuaeran, and compensate passengers with onboard credit.
Carnival Q3 2026 Earnings Show Record Deposits and Yield Growth
Carnival Corporation posted record third-quarter 2026 results, with $7.6 billion in customer deposits and a 2.5% yield increase. The company also announced equal deployment in Europe and the Caribbean for 2027.
US Monitors Hantavirus Exposure from MV Hondius Amid Canary Islands Docking Opposition
Five hantavirus cases have been confirmed on the MV Hondius cruise ship, currently en route to the Canary Islands. Health officials in Arizona and Georgia are monitoring passengers who have returned to the U.S., with no reported illnesses so far.