Destinations

Grief travel is gaining momentum in 2026, with healing retreats playing a key role in this wellness tourism trend. More travelers are seeking these specialized experiences to aid emotional healing.

American Airlines is expanding its transatlantic offerings for summer 2026 with new routes from Philadelphia and Dallas, including a daily nonstop Athens to Dallas flight. This growth aims to reduce cancellations and disruptions during peak travel months.

Expedia data shows an increase in domestic travel demand for summer 2026 along with decreasing hotel prices in some foreign markets. These trends suggest evolving preferences and pricing for travelers.

Groupon has launched vacation deals for summer 2026 to help travelers find discounted travel packages. These offers cover various U.S. destinations to support more affordable summer trips.

Around 17,000 flights have been delayed or cancelled across U.S. airports during Memorial Day weekend 2026. Travelers are advised to expect travel disruptions nationwide.

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is facing considerable delays and cancellations affecting multiple major airlines. Passengers on routes across the U.S. and beyond should check flights ahead of time.

The Arabian Travel Market 2026, initially set for mid-September in Dubai, has been postponed due to increasing conflict in the region involving Iran. The disruption has impacted regional tourism and aviation, affecting event arrangements.

Saint Kitts and Nevis featured prominently at the Caribbean Travel Marketplace 2026, presenting significant tourism growth and new destination upgrades. The islands also engaged actively with global industry partners at the event.

IMEX Frankfurt 2026 highlighted Germany’s leading role in the expanding global meetings market. The event emphasized the rising trend in business event growth worldwide.

Hilton has signed a new resort in the Dominican Republic, which will operate under its Curio Collection brand. This expands Hilton's luxury offerings in the Caribbean.