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PBA Group has acquired three hotels in Alberta and plans to rebrand them under its Garner hospitality brand. This development highlights Garner's expanding footprint in the region.
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Alto Uses Drones to Map Potential Ontario High-Speed Rail Route
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French TGV-M Gains ERA Approval for Upcoming Service
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Barbados to Host 45th Caribbean Travel Marketplace in 2027
Barbados has been named as the host for the 45th Caribbean Travel Marketplace, set for 2027. The event gathers key tourism stakeholders to promote Caribbean travel.
Travel Industry Warns of $8B Risk from DHS Customs Officer Removal
The Department of Homeland Security plans to remove customs officers from some airports, including those in sanctuary cities. The travel industry warns this could jeopardize $8 billion in annual revenue.
Flight Suspensions and Delays Hit Montreal Trudeau Airport with Jazz and Air Canada
Jazz Airlines and Air Canada suspended 12 flights on May 30, 2026, causing delays at Montreal Trudeau Airport. The affected routes include destinations across Canada and internationally.
Iran Conflict Fuels Rising Travel Costs, Threatening Asian Tourism Hubs
The conflict involving Iran has led to increased travel costs and flight disruptions across Asia. This situation poses risks to the recovery and operation of key Asian tourism hubs.
Thailand and Asian Tourism Struggle Amid Iran Conflict and High Fuel Prices
Thailand and several Asian countries faced unprecedented economic and tourism challenges in April 2026 amid Middle East tensions. Rising fuel prices and falling tourist arrivals disrupted the regional travel sector.
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Over 2,000 UK Flights Cancelled Due to NATS Technical Failure on Sept 8-9, 2026
A National Air Traffic Services technical failure on September 8, 2026, led to over 2,000 flight cancellations at UK airports, including Heathrow and Gatwick. Disruptions and cancellations continue into September 9 as recovery efforts proceed.
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On September 9, 2026, the FAA delay programmes affected 9 U.S. airports with 10 total programmes. Miami International experienced peak delays up to 985 minutes.
Flights Resume at Gatwick Following UK Air Traffic Control Failure
A technical failure in NATS' air traffic control system on September 8 caused widespread delays and cancellations at UK airports. Gatwick Airport resumed flights by 7:00am on September 9, with recovery ongoing.