Lima Emerges as Top MICE Hub in Americas: U.S. Business Travel Insights
Lima’s MICE sector is expanding rapidly, boosting its competitive stature among Americas’ meeting destinations. U.S. business travelers are discovering new opportunities driven by enhanced infrastructure and rich cultural offerings.
Angola Convention Bureau Diversifies Business Tourism: Implications for U.S. Meeting Planners
The Angola Convention Bureau is actively pursuing diversification of business tourism beyond oil, presenting new opportunities for U.S. corporate meeting planners in Africa's emerging MICE market. This shift could expand options for engaging African business events with modern venues and unique local experiences.
Tampa Convention Center’s 5 Innovations Transforming U.S. Meetings Industry
Tampa Convention Center is advancing event experiences with five key innovations focused on technology and services. U.S. planners and corporate travelers stand to benefit from these enhancements.
Davenport Hotel Spokane’s Renovation Elevates Luxury for U.S. Guests
The Davenport Hotel Spokane has achieved a key milestone in its multi-year renovation, blending historic charm with upgraded guestrooms and facilities. This effort enhances luxury accommodations for U.S. leisure and business travelers visiting downtown Spokane.
Global Hotel Alliance Expands Portfolio, Boosting Options for U.S. Travelers
The Global Hotel Alliance’s recent integration of four prestigious hotel groups widens the hotel options for U.S. travelers. This expansion enhances access to properties in both iconic cities and emerging global destinations.
South Korea Tourism Soars with U.S. and Asian Visitor Boom in 2026
South Korea’s tourism has surged past two million visitors, bolstered by strong participation from U.S. travelers and key Asian markets. This growth signals expanded opportunities for American tourists ahead of the 2026 travel boom.
Mackinac Island Named No. 1 Summer Travel Destination for Fourth Year
Mackinac Island has been named the top summer travel destination in the USA for the fourth year running according to USA Today readers. Its unique charm and heritage continue to draw American travelers seeking special summer vacations.
Royal Caribbean Alaska Cruise Debarkation Moves from Seward to Whittier
Royal Caribbean has altered its Alaska Ovation of the Seas debarkation point from Seward to Whittier due to terminal construction delays. U.S. travelers should plan for revised transport and excursion logistics.
Carnival Cruise Line’s 250th Anniversary Design Unveiled for U.S. Travelers
Carnival Cruise Line has unveiled a ship redesign celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. U.S. travelers can anticipate enhanced onboard experiences reflecting this significant milestone in 2026.
Dallas High-Speed Rail Negotiations Reopen: Impact on Texas Commuters and Travelers
Negotiations around the Dallas high-speed rail route have resumed, reflecting continued interest in advancing Texas rail infrastructure. This development highlights potential benefits and uncertainties for regional travelers as discussions progress.
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FAA Lifts JFK Ground Stop After Thunderstorms Disrupt Flights
The FAA implemented a ground stop at JFK Airport from 8:18 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. on September 13 due to thunderstorms. Departing flights faced average delays of 15 minutes into the afternoon.
Air Canada Pilots Biometric Facial Verification Gates at Toronto Pearson
Air Canada has launched a biometric facial-verification gate pilot with four e-gates at Toronto Pearson International Airport. The program features two enrollment methods for domestic and US-bound passengers, supplied by Dormakaba, Airsphere, and SITA.
Air Canada Pilots Facial Recognition Gates at Toronto Pearson Airport
Air Canada has launched a pilot biometric facial recognition system at Toronto Pearson Airport using four e-gates for domestic and US flights. Passengers enroll via the airline’s mobile app to enable faster, document-free boarding.