Destinations

A general strike planned in Italy on May 29 could result in the cancellation of over 1,150 flights. Nearly 180,000 passengers may face disruptions to their travel across the country.

ANA and Japan Airlines cancelled multiple flights in Okinawa due to a strong typhoon. Severe weather alerts across southern Japan continue to disrupt flights and travel plans.

VisitBritain’s cuts to business events funding have raised concerns in the UK meetings sector. Industry leaders warn these reductions may undermine the UK's competitiveness in the global MICE market.

Peru ranks within the top 10 Americas destinations for MICE tourism. US and Latin American travelers keep flights on LATAM, American, and United fully booked through 2026.

Hilton is expanding its hotel offerings with a notable growth project in Aruba and several new properties joining its U.S. portfolio. These developments reflect the company’s continued expansion efforts.

Park Hyatt is launching its first all-inclusive resort in the Caribbean, situated in Riviera Maya. The property will feature plunge-pool penthouses and has revealed its official opening date.

Canadian hotel operator Blue Diamond Resorts has officially ended its presence in Cuba. This exit signifies a noteworthy shift in the Cuban hotel market according to Havana Times.

Cape Town and Johannesburg have set new records for international arrivals in 2026 despite ongoing global airline disruptions and regional conflicts. South Africa joins several countries experiencing tourism growth amid these challenges.

Norwegian Cruise Line has updated its 2027 cruise itineraries for Canada and New England, including Sydney, Nova Scotia as a new port of call. This adjustment reshapes the Atlantic Canada cruising experience.

Buffalo has received its first passenger cruise ship in over two decades, marking a resurgence in Great Lakes cruise tourism. The American Patriot's arrival at the city’s waterfront signals renewed cruise activity in the region.