Typhoon Jangmi Causes Major Flight Cancellations in Tokyo and Osaka
Typhoon Jangmi has caused widespread flight cancellations at Tokyo and Osaka airports, affecting over 60,000 passengers. Disruptions also impact major East Asian markets including South Korea, China, and Taiwan.
Airport Chaos Feared as Homeland Security Plans Agent Reductions
The Department of Homeland Security plans to cut back agents at major U.S. international airports. This move has raised concerns about possible operational difficulties at those airports.
Toronto and other Canadian cities enhance business tourism with major events
Toronto has joined other Canadian cities in expanding business tourism through hosting international events. Major urban convention centers are welcoming think tanks, trade shows, exhibitions, and conferences.
The London Hotel Opens in New York City by Luxury Collection
The Luxury Collection has launched The London, a new luxury hotel in New York City. This opening expands the brand’s portfolio in one of the city’s most competitive hotel markets.
LXR Hotels Launches Luxury Hotel in Tokyo
LXR Hotels & Resorts has announced its first luxury hotel opening in Tokyo, marking the brand's entry into the city’s premium hotel market. The new property is set to deliver a distinguished experience for discerning guests.
US Hotel Industry Rebounds After Difficult Year
The US hotel industry is showing signs of recovery after a previously disappointing year. A recent CoStar report highlights how the sector has overcome challenges to improve market conditions.
Iran Conflict Triggers Flight Cancellations and Visitor Drops in Southeast Asia
Flight disruptions caused by the conflict in Iran are affecting tourism in Southeast Asia and the Asia-Pacific. Key destinations are seeing higher airfares and fewer visitors due to cancellations and route changes.
FIFA 2026 Drives Huge Visitor Surge Across North American Host Cities
Millions of tourists have flocked to FIFA 2026 host cities across the USA, Canada, and Mexico. The event has caused a major boost in football-related tourism throughout North America.
Norwegian Sky Visits Greenock Cruise Port for First Time
Norwegian Sky arrived at Greenock Cruise Port for the first time on June 2, 2026. This visit marks a new cruise destination addition for the ship within Scotland.
California High-Speed Rail $3.5B Contract Approved for Track Laying
A $3.5 billion contract has been approved for the California high-speed rail project to commence track laying in the Central Valley. The contract also brings an updated timeline aimed at accelerating construction progress.















