Hilton Launches ‘Undergraduate’ Brand for University Locations
Hilton has launched Undergraduate by Hilton, a new hotel brand targeting college town locations in the U.S. This initiative expands Hilton's lifestyle hotel collection focused on university markets.
OTH Hotels Adds Three East Coast Properties to Portfolio
OTH Hotels Resorts has expanded its U.S. portfolio by acquiring three East Coast hotel properties. This development reinforces the company’s commitment to key markets along the Eastern seaboard.
Israel to Actively Rejoin Global Tourism Stage in 2026
Israel has declared plans for a focused return to the global tourism market in 2026. The country's authorities are preparing to welcome travelers with improved international access expected.
Duck Pin Bowling Alley in Potter, Nebraska Gains Tourism Attention
A duck pin bowling alley in Potter, Nebraska has attracted local tourism attention. It provides a unique recreational activity gaining recognition within the community.
Historic First Passenger Cruise Ship Arrival in Buffalo
A passenger cruise ship has arrived at Buffalo's waterfront for the first time in decades, highlighting a revival of Great Lakes cruising. This historic visit took place in early June 2026.
Costa Maya Labour Protest Causes Royal Caribbean Excursion Cancellations
Labour protests at Costa Maya port have led Royal Caribbean to cancel shore excursions, affecting cruises from the US and Caribbean. Passengers will need to adjust their plans accordingly.
IATA AGM 2026 Brings Aviation Leaders to Rio de Janeiro
The IATA Annual General Meeting 2026 took place in Rio de Janeiro with global aviation leaders attending. Discussions addressed key challenges and future plans for the industry.
Flight Delays Hit British Airways, Air France, Lufthansa Dubai Routes
British Airways, Air France, and Lufthansa flights to Dubai faced delays on June 2, 2026, amid continuing regional disruption. The delays involved operations at Dubai International Airport.
Japan Experiences Widespread Flight and Rail Disruptions from Typhoon No. 6
Typhoon No. 6 brought about substantial flight cancellations and rail service suspensions across Japan in early June 2026. Travel was heavily affected nationwide due to the storm's impact.
Top Australian Airports with Most Flight Delays
A June 2026 report reveals which Australian airports are facing the highest flight delay rates. The findings highlight key locations that affect passenger travel times across the country.
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Dense Fog Cancels 10 Flights at Heathrow and London City on November 9
Seven flights were cancelled at Heathrow and three at London City Airport on November 9, 2026, due to dense fog and a yellow weather warning. The fog also caused a major crash on the M20 motorway in Kent, leading to a nearly 12-hour closure.
Celebrity Cruises Unveils Celebrity Xcite and 2028/29 Caribbean Itineraries
Celebrity Cruises announced its sixth Edge-class ship, Celebrity Xcite, based in Miami for the 2028/29 Caribbean season. Ten ships will operate from five home ports with itineraries ranging from four-day cruises to Panama Canal transits.
Cruise Ship Ends Voyage Early in Cambodia, Hundreds Disembark
A cruise ship halted its voyage early in Cambodia in November 2026, forcing hundreds of passengers to disembark. Rising fuel prices caused the early termination.