Cruises

Malaysia is highlighting its corporate event strengths in Central Asia to develop new business and tourism partnerships. This effort aligns with the Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign.

An Alaska cruise ship will begin hosting a marine mammal observer onboard from June 2026 to help prevent whale strikes. This initiative aims to improve wildlife protection along Alaska's coastal routes.

Carnival Cruise Line will enforce stricter bikini dress code regulations at island ports beginning June 2026. The move is designed to ensure passenger attire complies with local standards during port visits.

California's High-Speed Rail Authority has granted a $3.5 billion contract to a Kiewit-led group to install tracks and electrified systems in the Central Valley segment of the rail project.

ABTA has named Spencer as its Chief Marketing Officer, tasking him with leading the association’s marketing efforts. This move supports ABTA's strategic marketing direction.

Charmaine Spencer has been named the Chief Marketing Officer of the Antigua Tourism Authority. This appointment is part of the organization's efforts to strengthen marketing and tourism development.

Jamaica is undertaking projects to upgrade tourism infrastructure while fostering stronger stakeholder partnerships. These moves aim to support growth within the country’s tourism industry.

The CEO of Yakima Valley Tourism will retire in June 2026 after a 42-year career focused on developing tourism in the region. His leadership has been instrumental in shaping Yakima Valley's tourism industry.

Oman is expanding its meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE) sector in Southeast Asia to engage new business travel markets. The initiative also seeks to strengthen international tourism partnerships and support growth in event hosting.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport has partnered with ReBokeh to supply free assistive technology for travelers. This move is designed to improve accessibility and convenience at the airport.