Carnival Updates Over 90 Panama Sailings with New Mexico Port Schedule
Carnival Cruise Line has changed departure times and Mexico port visits for over 90 Carnival Panorama sailings through 2028. Travelers should check updated schedules before cruising.
California Considers High-Speed Bus as Rail Faces Delays and Cost Overruns
California's high-speed rail project is encountering delays and increased expenses, leading officials to consider a high-speed bus system as a potential alternative transit option.
U.S. Travel Pledges to Revitalize Inbound Tourism
The U.S. Travel Association made a formal pledge at a May 2026 event to stimulate inbound tourism growth. The initiative seeks to increase international visitors to the United States.
Air France Flight Diverted to Canada Due to Ebola Ban Breach
An Air France flight was redirected to Canada after breaching the Ebola travel ban, causing disruptions for travelers. The event highlights strict health measures in effect as of May 2026.
South Korea Records 53% Sales Boost from Asian Tourists in Golden Week
South Korea's tourism sector saw a 53% jump in sales during the 2026 Golden Week, driven by 220,000 tourists from Japan and China. The influx notably boosted the country's tourism economy.
Monterey County Tourism Achieves Record $3.3B Mark in 2026
In 2026, Monterey County’s tourism sector generated a record $3.3 billion in revenue. This total signifies full recovery and the onset of a new growth period for the region’s tourism industry.
Canada Sees Record Drop in Tourist Arrivals in 2026 Including Mexico
In May 2026, Canada faced an unprecedented drop in international tourist arrivals. Mexico, along with other countries, reduced visits contributing to this record decline.
Ebola Travel Limits Extended to Include Green Card Holders
The Trump administration has expanded Ebola travel restrictions to include US green card holders arriving from affected regions. This update tightens entry protocols to help limit disease spread.
US Redirects Ebola-Affected Travelers to Designated Airports
The US government is requiring travelers arriving from Ebola-affected nations to fly into selected airports in Virginia, Texas, and Georgia. This step seeks to reinforce health screening and control efforts.
GBTA Study Finds AI and Distribution Gaps Impact Business Travel
GBTA's research finds that gaps in AI adoption and fragmented hotel distribution systems are hindering advancements in business travel. These issues slow progress toward creating more efficient and satisfactory business trips.
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FAA Lifts Ground Stop at Atlanta Airport, Delays Continue Up to 4.5 Hours
The FAA lifted the ground stop at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on September 11, 2026, but flight delays of up to 271 minutes continue. The ground delay program affecting flights within 1,000 nautical miles aims to control traffic after thunderstorms disrupted operations.
FAA Ends Ground Stop at Atlanta Airport; Flights Still Delayed by Nearly Two Hours
The FAA lifted the ground stop at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on September 11, 2026, but flights continued to face significant delays. Inbound flights were delayed by an average of 107 minutes due to thunderstorms affecting the area.
Sydney Airport Flight Delays and Cancellations on September 11, 2026
Flight cancellations and delays at Sydney Airport on September 11, 2026, were caused by a shortage of air traffic controllers triggering Air Traffic Flow Management measures. Qantas and Virgin Australia faced multiple cancellations and delays amid ongoing safety scrutiny and a Senate inquiry.