Radisson Hotel Group Partners with Yipy
Radisson Hotel Group has entered into a partnership with Yipy focused on enhancing hospitality services. The collaboration reflects Radisson’s commitment to advancing guest experience.
Passenger Sues Royal Caribbean for $75K After Mobility Scooter Trip
A Royal Caribbean passenger has filed a lawsuit seeking $75,000 after tripping over a parked mobility scooter aboard a cruise ship in June 2026. The incident raises questions about onboard safety concerning mobility aids.
Three More US Hantavirus-Affected Cruise Passengers Return Home
Three US cruise passengers affected by hantavirus have returned to their home states following exposure aboard a cruise ship. Health authorities continue to monitor the situation.
Victory II Starts Green Bay Cruise Season at Leicht Park Dock
Victory II docked at Leicht Park in Green Bay on June 9, 2026, marking the start of the city's 2026 cruise season. This arrival represents the first cruise ship visit of the year in Green Bay.
WTTC Sets Eight Priorities to Address Global Tourism Challenges
The WTTC Executive Council has outlined eight strategic priorities for the global tourism sector in 2026. These encompass sustainability, innovation, safety, resilience, and digital transformation among other critical focuses.
Saudi Arabia Launches Expanded AlWajh Airport
Saudi Arabia has completed an expansion of AlWajh airport, with the enhanced facilities officially opening in June 2026. This development strengthens the regional air transport infrastructure.
US and North America Drive B2B Tourism at Vancouver Travel Expo 2026
The United States will join Canada, Mexico, and other countries at the Vancouver International Travel Expo 2026 to encourage B2B tourism growth. The event focuses on building partnerships and new business opportunities in the travel sector.
Carnival Panorama Handles Power Outage Scare En Route to Puerto Vallarta
Carnival Panorama faced a power outage scare while sailing to Puerto Vallarta in 2026. Carnival Cruise Line managed the event effectively, with no major disruptions reported.
Vladivostok Cruise Port Reopens After Six-Year Closure
Vladivostok's cruise port has resumed operations in 2026 after six years of inactivity. Cruise ships have returned, reopening the local cruise season in the Russian Far East.
High-Speed Rail Could Create Billions for Fort Worth and Arlington, Study Shows
A recent study suggests that connecting Fort Worth and Arlington with high-speed rail could provide billions in economic benefits. The route is projected to generate significant revenue for both cities.
















