Kasa Enters Boston Market with New Apart-Hotel
Kasa has launched a new apart-hotel in Boston as part of its strategy to expand in the U.S. market. The announcement was made in early June 2026.
Hilton and LXR Sign New Hotel at Japan Hot Spring Destination
Hilton will launch a new hotel branded under LXR Hotels & Resorts in a Japanese hot spring area, according to a June 2026 announcement. The hotel marks an expansion of Hilton’s luxury hotel portfolio in the region.
IHG Signs New Garner Hotel in Southend-on-Sea
IHG Hotels & Resorts has secured a new Garner hotel in Southend-on-Sea, reinforcing its ongoing growth in the UK and Ireland hospitality markets. This signing adds to the brand’s expanding footprint in the region.
Carnival Cruise Line Enforces Bikini Dress Code at Island Stops
Carnival Cruise Line has implemented new bikini dress code restrictions at select island ports, catching some passengers off guard. The policy emphasizes modesty and decorum during shore excursions.
Amtrak Plans $55M Maintenance Facility Construction in Ogletown
Amtrak will invest $55 million in a new train maintenance facility in Ogletown. This development aims to improve the rail service maintenance and operations in the region.
FIFA 2026 Expected to Boost North American Tourism, Says WTTC
The WTTC projects increased tourism in North America linked to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. However, recognized travel policy challenges persist alongside growth expectations.
WTTC Approves Eight Strategic Priorities for Global Travel Growth
The WTTC Executive Council has adopted eight strategic priorities to drive growth, resilience, investment, and sustainability within the global travel and tourism sector.
Cambodia Foreign Tourists Drop Nearly 46% in Early 2026
Cambodia hosted 1.3 million foreign tourists in the first four months of 2026, facing a sharp decrease of nearly 46% in visitor numbers. This decline highlights ongoing difficulties in the country's tourism sector.
Jamaica Boosts Tourism Infrastructure and Partnerships
Jamaica is upgrading its tourism infrastructure to support sector growth. Efforts also include strengthening partnerships among stakeholders to foster expansion.
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority Holds First AGM Amid Recovery
The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority will hold its first Annual General Meeting in 2026 amid signs of recovery in the country’s tourism sector. The event marks an important milestone for the authority as the tourism industry gradually expands after a downturn.















