Destinations

Visit Newport Beach marked its tourism achievements with an event at the Balboa Island Museum. The celebration spotlighted the city's role as a popular coastal destination.

The Port of Seattle has approved a long-term lease amendment with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, securing ongoing cruise operations at Seattle's terminals. This move confirms the continuation of the partnership to maintain and potentially grow cruise services in the area.

Poland's Central Communication Port anticipates its AeroExpress service will become the country’s busiest rail line. The service is a core part of national rail infrastructure development plans.

Alberta's Indigenous tourism sector has secured an $8.2 million funding renewal. This support stems from a partnership aimed at advancing tourism development in the region.

At the 2026 PATA Annual Summit in Pohang, Korea, member organisations with memberships spanning over 50, 60, and 70 years were recognized for their lasting contributions to the association.

Severe storms during Memorial Day weekend caused thousands of flight delays at Atlanta airport. These disruptions significantly affected travel schedules and passenger plans.

In 2026, Israel’s Tourism Ministry Director General will visit the United States to support efforts that promote and increase tourism to Israel. This visit aims to strengthen international outreach initiatives.

Puerto Rico is experiencing an upswing in international visitor arrivals during 2026. This growth is helping to elevate the island’s standing as a leading tourism destination in the Caribbean.

San Francisco welcomed large crowds over Memorial Day weekend in late May 2026, reflecting steady progress in tourism recovery. Visitor turnout during this holiday period underscores the city’s growing appeal.

In 2026, Mexico's cruise ports handled a record 4.8 million passengers, marking the highest volume ever for the country's cruise tourism sector. This surge underscores Mexico's strong appeal as a cruise destination.