DHS Eyes Customs Halt at Sanctuary City Airports
The Department of Homeland Security is exploring plans to end customs processing at sanctuary city airports, including SFO and LAX. Comments by DHS leader Markwayne Mullin highlight potential travel impacts.
CATO Supports Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada
The Canadian Association of Tour Operators has publicly backed the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada. CATO urges industry and government to increase their support for Indigenous tourism initiatives.
Delays and Cancellations Hit San Francisco Airport with Air Canada and United Airlines Affected
San Francisco International Airport reported 168 flight delays and 3 cancellations involving Air Canada, United Airlines, and SkyWest. Key international routes to cities like Toronto, London, and Amsterdam were affected.
Caribbean Airlines Ends Multi-Island Expansion with 2026 Fleet Restructuring
Caribbean Airlines will discontinue its multi-island expansion strategy as it undertakes a comprehensive fleet and route restructuring in 2026. This change signals a new approach to the airline’s growth within the Caribbean.
Erbil Reports Tourism Spike During Eid Holidays
Tens of thousands of visitors arrived in Erbil for the 2026 Eid celebrations, prompting a notable increase in holiday tourism. The city experienced a marked rise in tourism activity during this festive period.
Townsville Airport Sees Highest Ever Easter Passenger Traffic
Townsville Airport set a new record for passenger numbers during the recent Easter holidays. The Queensland regional airport saw an increase in traffic as holiday travel rose.
St. Maarten Trade Show Gains Caribbean Travel Advisor Interest
The St. Maarten trade show has become a standout event for Caribbean travel advisors, offering a key setting for networking and business opportunities. It is widely seen as an important fixture in the regional tourism market.
Rendezvous Canada 2026 Forecasts $100M+ in Tourism Sales
Rendezvous Canada 2026 took place in Toronto, with projections of over $100 million in tourism sales. The event also attracted a record number of international buyers.
US Domestic Travel Grows with More Measured Traveler Approach in Summer 2026
Domestic travel demand in the US is rising for summer 2026, with travelers adopting a more considered approach to planning. This shift highlights changing summer travel trends.
Majority of Michiganders Plan Travel Despite Higher Summer Costs
Most Michigan residents plan to travel during summer 2026 according to a recent AAA survey. Travel demand remains steady despite rising travel expenses.















