Destinations

Industrial tourism is on the rise in China with more factory floors opening to visitors. Tourists can now explore manufacturing processes firsthand at various sites across the country.

Malaysia has started a targeted tourism campaign directed at Cambodian travelers, aiming to increase awareness and visitor numbers. The campaign is reported to be generating notable interest within Cambodia.

The Great Lakes cruise season in 2026 is projected to achieve record passenger numbers, marking significant growth. Port Milwaukee’s historic maritime connections are contributing to a renewed surge in cruise travel, benefiting local tourism.

Nearly two decades after voter approval, California's bullet train project is still facing significant delays and financial obstacles. No firm completion date has yet been set.

Vossloh won a €40 million contract to supply sleepers for the California High-Speed Rail project. The agreement supports the infrastructure development of the rail line.

U.S. travel and airline industries have raised concerns about potential Customs and Border Protection officer withdrawals at sanctuary city airports. This could lead to substantial disruptions in flight operations and customs processing.

Flight disruptions continue across Canada with 73 flights cancelled and 237 delayed today. Major cities including Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver are affected along with leading carriers such as Air Canada and WestJet.

PAL Airlines has halted 10 flights departing from Quebec's Jean Lesage International Airport. This suspension affects routes to Canada, France, and the US, resulting in cancellations and delays for travelers.

Flight cancellations by Pacific Coastal Airlines and Air Canada from Kelowna have disrupted connections to Toronto, Seattle, and Calgary. Passengers face travel interruptions amid grounded routes.

San Francisco experienced substantial visitor activity during Memorial Day weekend 2026. The city's tourism sector showed signs of recovery amid large crowds over the holiday.