Zanzibar Airport Upgrades Attract Major Global Airlines

Zanzibar Airport Upgrades Attract Major Global Airlines

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Zanzibar airport has finalized upgrades that are drawing the attention of several international airlines. These enhancements may lead to new flight options and better passenger services.
Morocco Adds North America–Agadir Flight with Canadian Tourist Surge

Morocco Adds North America Direct Flight to Agadir as Canadian Tourism Rises

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Morocco has launched its first direct flight between North America and Agadir, aligning with a surge in Canadian tourist arrivals. This new route offers improved access for travelers from Canada and the wider North American region.
Amtrak Plans $55M Maintenance Facility Construction in Ogletown

Amtrak Plans $55M Maintenance Facility Construction in Ogletown

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Amtrak announced a $55 million project to build a rail maintenance facility in Ogletown. This new center is expected to bolster maintenance operations and improve service reliability.
Alberta Launches 30-Year Passenger Rail Plan with Downtown-Airport Link

Alberta Launches 30-Year Passenger Rail Plan with Downtown-Airport Link

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Alberta unveiled its 30-year passenger rail master plan in early June 2026, identifying a downtown-to-airport train service as its first key project. The plan aims to expand passenger rail options across the province.
WTTC Forecasts North American Tourism Growth from FIFA World Cup 2026

WTTC Forecasts North American Tourism Growth from FIFA World Cup 2026

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The WTTC projects a tourism increase in North America in 2026, with the FIFA World Cup serving as a major influence on travel demand. This global sporting event is expected to impact the region’s tourism activity significantly.
Ryanair Launches New Route at Manchester Airport

Ryanair Launches New Route at Manchester Airport

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Ryanair has confirmed the launch of a new flight route from Manchester Airport in June 2026. This move forms part of a larger expansion strategy enhancing travel options within the UK.
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority Schedules First AGM During Recovery

Zimbabwe Tourism Authority Schedules First AGM During Recovery

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The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority is preparing to hold its inaugural Annual General Meeting. The event takes place as Zimbabwe’s tourism industry shows indications of recovery.
Phu Quoc Logs 51% Rise in Foreign Visitors Ahead of APEC Summit

Phu Quoc Logs 51% Rise in Foreign Visitors Ahead of APEC Summit

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Phu Quoc Island in Vietnam has reported a 51% increase in foreign tourist arrivals, reinforcing its image as a premier Asian island ahead of APEC 2027. This surge reflects growing international interest in the destination.
Morocco Hits 7.7M Tourist Arrivals by May 2026

Morocco Hits 7.7M Tourist Arrivals by May 2026

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Morocco recorded 7.7 million tourist arrivals by May 2026, indicating sustained visitor interest. This is part of a broader resurgence in North African tourism.
Westlock Council Considers Updated Travel and Meal Allowance Rules

Westlock Council Considers Updated Travel and Meal Allowance Rules

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The Westlock council is reviewing proposed travel policies and meal allowances designed to provide structured approval for municipal travel expenses. A decision on these proposals is expected in an upcoming council session.
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CrossCountry Cuts Services Nationwide Due to Crew Shortages

CrossCountry Cuts UK Train Services Over Staff Shortages

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CrossCountry is cutting train services throughout the UK due to a shortage of train crew staff. Disruptions and cancellations are ongoing across the network as of early September 2026.
Canada Funds 313 New VIA Rail Passenger Cars Built Domestically

Canada Orders 313 New Canadian-Built VIA Rail Passenger Cars for C$4.7 Billion

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Canada has allocated C$4.7 billion to build 313 new passenger rail cars for VIA Rail, produced by Alstom across three Canadian locations. The new fleet will replace equipment up to 77 years old, serving nearly 400 communities outside the Québec City–Windsor Corridor.
GWR Reduces Timetable Amid Train Reliability Problems

GWR Reduces Services from Sept 7 Amid Class 175 Train Problems

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Great Western Railway is reducing train services from September 7, 2026, between Penzance and Exeter due to persistent reliability problems with its Class 175 trains. Passengers on cancelled services will not be eligible for delay compensation.