Carnival Enforces New Bikini Dress Code at Island Ports
Carnival Cruise Line is set to introduce a stricter bikini dress code for passengers at island ports starting June 2026. The change follows passenger feedback on dress standards during shore stops.
Skagen Port Awards DKK 85m Shore Power Contract
Skagen port has awarded a contract worth DKK 85 million to install a shore power system for docked ships. The project aims to reduce emissions by providing vessels with shore-based electricity.
Alto High-Speed Rail Faces Protests from Quebec Farmers and Citizens
Farmers from Quebec and citizen groups protested on Parliament Hill against the Alto high-speed rail project, demonstrating local opposition. MPs also joined the event, emphasizing concerns raised by agricultural stakeholders.
Port Arthur CVB Receives Travel Journalists Association Award
The Port Arthur Convention & Visitors Bureau has been awarded by the Travel Journalists Association for outstanding travel marketing. This accolade recognizes the bureau’s effective promotion of Port Arthur.
Armenia Tourism Market Shows Strong Growth in 2026
Armenia’s tourism sector has seen substantial expansion in early 2026, with the hospitality market growing steadily. This progress contributes to a positive outlook for the South Caucasus tourism industry.
Greece Tops European Tourism in H1 2026 with Record Arrivals and Revenue
Greece led European tourism in the first half of 2026, surpassing major nations with significant increases in visitor numbers and tourism revenue. The country has become the top destination in the region during this period.
Common Travel Area Focus After Belfast Riots – Leaders Discuss
The Irish Taoiseach and UK Labour leader Keir Starmer held talks on the Common Travel Area after recent unrest in Belfast. Their discussion centered on cooperation regarding travel policies and security.
Wellington Airport Fire Disrupts Flights, Strands Hundreds
A fire at Wellington Airport on June 12, 2026, led to significant flight delays and stranded hundreds of travelers on the tarmac. The incident disrupted both arrival and departure schedules.
Indaba 2026 Shows Canadian Growth and Club Med Launch in South Africa
Indaba 2026 highlighted significant growth in the Canadian travel market and announced Club Med's upcoming launch in South Africa. The event emphasized expanding opportunities in tourism business.
TTM Plus 2026 Opens in Pattaya Promoting Wellness and Sustainable Tourism
TTM Plus 2026 opened in Pattaya with nearly 500 exhibitors from over 50 countries focusing on sustainability and wellness tourism. The event also facilitated international travel deals.
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Velvet Secures French Rail Licence for 2028 High Speed Launch
Velvet secured its French Railway Undertaking licence on September 1, 2026, enabling preparations to launch high speed rail services by 2028. The company aims to operate 12 Alstom Avelia Horizon trains connecting Paris with several western France cities.
Russian Attack Kills Six Ukrzaliznytsia Rail Workers in Kyiv
Russian missile and drone attacks overnight killed at least 12 people in Kyiv, including six Ukrzaliznytsia railway workers. Nearly 350 rescue workers responded across the region.
FAA Ground Stop Disrupts Flights at Six Northeast Airports Including LaGuardia
The FAA issued a ground stop on September 5, 2026, at six major Northeast airports including LaGuardia due to severe thunderstorms. American Airlines led disruptions amid thousands of affected flights.