Destinations

Norwegian Cruise Line has cancelled extended periods of Caribbean cruises on the Norwegian Viva. The ship’s homeport is now Miami through at least 2028.

Colombia's cruise market is growing as new ships visit more ports across the country in 2026. Travelers will have access to expanded itineraries and increased port options.

The WTTC forecasts that tourism in Central and South America will outpace global growth in 2026. These regions' travel sectors are expected to lead worldwide growth trends during that year.

A nationwide strike in Portugal on June 3, 2026, caused the cancellation of over 500 flights, leading to significant travel disruptions. Major airports and airlines were affected, resulting in widespread delays and suspended services.

Israel aims to actively return to the global tourism scene in 2026 with a dedicated effort to increase inbound travel. The initiative is part of a broader strategy to reassert the country's international tourism presence.

International tourist arrivals grew by 2% in the first quarter of 2026. This increase took place despite ongoing global economic and political uncertainties.

Tourism revenue in Cyprus fell by more than 30% in March 2026, largely due to fewer Israeli visitors and regional disruptions. Recovery efforts are centered on last-minute bookings and expanding international markets.

Dublin Airport is experiencing significant flight delays and cancellations involving major airlines such as British Airways, Ryanair, and Aer Lingus. Travelers should check flight statuses due to ongoing disruptions.

An Iranian drone strike on Kuwait International Airport has led to airport closures and flight disruptions across Bahrain, Kuwait, and the UAE. Elevated security concerns continue to impact international air traffic in the Gulf region.

ITB China 2026 gathered 23,500 attendees from 85 regions and reported strong growth in luxury and adventure tourism. Visa-free policies played a key role in boosting foreign visitor numbers.