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Curio by Hilton will open Almare Beach Resort Las Terrenas in the Dominican Republic, with plans to launch the property in 2028. Details on the resort's features and specific opening date remain undisclosed.

Jamaica has announced a $5 billion investment plan to expand its tourism industry, including new airline routes and a strategy to improve air connectivity in the Caribbean. The initiatives aim to drive tourism growth in 2026.

VivaAerobus and Magnicharters canceled four flights at Mexico City's main airport, causing delays on international routes to cities including Los Angeles and Rome. Travelers on these affected flights will experience disruptions.

Carnival Cruise Line has announced a ban on wearing military-style camouflage clothing ashore at Caribbean ports during 2026 voyages. Passengers will need to adhere to this dress code to meet local regulations.

Amtrak and the U.S. Department of Transportation have appointed a developer team to lead a transformative project at Penn Station. The redevelopment seeks to update and improve facilities at this major rail hub in New York City.

The Pacific Asia Travel Association has refreshed its board, prioritizing collaboration for sustainable tourism across international travel and hospitality sectors in the Asia-Pacific region.

Antigua and Barbuda hosted the Caribbean Travel Marketplace for the second consecutive year in 2026, attracting global travel professionals. The event spotlighted the islands' culture and luxury tourism, emphasizing their regional leadership.

Louisiana's tourism sector was spotlighted during the 2026 U.S. Travel conference held alongside IPW. The event concentrated on expanding international interest in the state.

On May 21, 2026, more than 59 flights were cancelled and 215 delayed at major Canadian airports, including Montreal, Toronto, and Calgary. Several airlines faced disruptions, affecting thousands of passengers across key domestic routes.

On May 20, 2026, 44 flights were cancelled and 213 were delayed at key Canadian airports including Calgary and Toronto. Several major airlines, including Air Canada and WestJet, were affected by these disruptions.