Prague Sees Boost in Tourism Fueled by Business Travelers
Tourism in Prague is growing, largely driven by an increase in business travelers. A report by The European Magazine on May 21, 2026, highlights this trend.
Royal Caribbean Moves Alaska Debarkation to Whittier Due to Seward Terminal Delays
Royal Caribbean has adjusted the debarkation port for its Ovation of the Seas from Seward to Whittier due to delays at the Seward terminal. This affects Alaska cruises scheduled for 2026.
Cruise Ship Disinfected in Rotterdam After Hantavirus Cases
A cruise ship impacted by a hantavirus outbreak has docked in Rotterdam, triggering disinfection and passenger quarantine efforts. Health officials are working to contain the virus aboard the vessel.
California High-Speed Rail Cost Hits $126 Billion Targeting 2040 Operation
The California High-Speed Rail project is projected to cost $126 billion, facing notable fiscal challenges. Service connecting San Francisco and Los Angeles is targeted for 2040.
Sun Country Airlines Starts Tulsa-Cancún Direct Flights
Sun Country Airlines has introduced Tulsa's first nonstop international flight to Cancún. A new customs facility supports the rise in international travel involving several countries.
St. Maarten Tourism Booms in Early 2026 with Record Visitor Numbers
St. Maarten’s tourism industry reached unprecedented visitor numbers in the first quarter of 2026. Early 2026 saw the island break previous records for visitor arrivals.
Thailand Tightens Tourist Visa Rules Due to Crime Concerns
Thailand has introduced stricter visa regulations for tourists amid concerns about crimes involving foreigners. Visitors should be aware of and comply with the new rules before travel.
Tech Glitches Slow Corporate Travel, Report Finds
Technology problems are causing slowdowns and disruptions in corporate travel, impacting business travelers worldwide. A new report examines how these issues affect the smooth operation of business trips.
Middle East Conflict Causes Over 21,000 Flight Cancellations in 2026 Aviation Crisis
The Middle East conflict has led to more than 21,000 flight cancellations globally in 2026, causing widespread challenges for airlines and airports. Passengers on affected routes should expect potential disruptions.
2026 Summer Sees Domestic Travel Rise as Hotel Prices Fall Abroad
For summer 2026, domestic travel demand in the USA is rising notably while hotel prices at popular international spots are declining. Travelers are adopting a more measured approach to their vacations.
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Carnival Glory Unveils New Casino and Teen Club for Bahamas Voyages
Carnival Glory at Port Canaveral has added a non-smoking casino and refreshed teen lounge before its summer 2026 cruises to the Bahamas. These updates aim to enhance passenger comfort and experience.
Hantavirus on Cruise Ship Leads to Rotterdam Quarantine and Disinfection
The MV Hondius cruise ship underwent quarantine and disinfection at Rotterdam after hantavirus cases were confirmed onboard. Two American passengers were quarantined amid intensified health protocols.
Royal Caribbean Moves Ovation Alaska Debarkation to Whittier
Royal Caribbean has shifted the Ovation of the Seas Alaska debarkation port from Seward to Whittier for cruises in March 2027 due to construction delays at the Seward terminal. Passengers should adapt their ground transport plans for the new disembarkation port.