Mexico Leads North America in Tourism Growth and Visitor Spending in 2025
In 2025, Mexico outperformed the United States and Canada in travel and tourism growth across North America, leading in visitor numbers and spending, according to WTTC.
DHS Customs Suspension at Sanctuary Airports Risks $8B, Travel Industry Warns
The U.S. travel industry warns that the Department of Homeland Security's plan to halt customs processing at sanctuary city airports could risk $8 billion annually. Newark Airport is highlighted as facing potential disruptions if customs services are withdrawn.
Viva Aerobus Cancels Key Domestic Routes in Mexico
Viva Aerobus has canceled three crucial routes connecting Guadalajara, Monterrey, and Cancun. These changes affect key domestic travel for business and tourism within Mexico.
American, Delta, United Cancel Flights at Atlanta, Dallas, JFK
American Airlines, Delta, and United Airlines canceled numerous flights at Atlanta, Dallas, and JFK airports in late May 2026. These cancellations caused major delays and widespread travel disruptions.
Dexus Forced to Sell $4.5B Stake in Melbourne Airport After Court Decision
A court ruling has compelled Dexus to proceed with selling its $4.5 billion stake in Melbourne Airport. Attempts by Dexus to block the sale were unsuccessful.
Expedia Launches AI Tools for Personalized Travel Bookings
Expedia has introduced AI-based booking tools to help travelers customize flight, hotel, cruise, and complete trip planning. These are integrated into the company’s official marketplace.
American Airlines Deploys Starlink Internet on 500+ Aircraft
American Airlines has deployed Starlink internet on over 500 aircraft to improve in-flight connectivity. The initiative seeks to help passengers remain connected during travel disruptions.
US Summer Travel Up 10% Led by Dublin and Seattle in 2026
US summer travel demand is up by 10% for 2026, with Dublin and Seattle emerging as major centers of international and domestic travel growth. Increased service capacity is being developed at these airports to handle the growing passenger volumes.
Flight, Hotel Costs Divide US Summer 2026 Travelers
Rising flight and hotel prices are widening the gap between luxury and budget travelers in the US summer 2026 travel season. Some budget travelers have been forced to cancel or change plans due to higher costs.
American, Delta, United Expand Transatlantic Flights Summer 2026
American, Delta, and United Airlines will expand their transatlantic flights in summer 2026, aiming to avoid busy European hubs to minimize travel disruptions. The airlines plan to offer more direct routes to improve passenger experience.
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FAA Ground Stop at Miami Airport Following Amazon Air Cargo Plane Crash
An Amazon Air cargo plane overran a runway at Miami International Airport on September 6, 2026, killing at least five. The FAA imposed a ground stop halting all flights at Miami Airport.
Amazon Air Cargo Plane Crash Forces Miami Airport Ground Stop, Five Dead
An Amazon Air cargo plane overran a runway at Miami International Airport on September 6, killing five and injuring others. The FAA imposed a ground stop until at least 5:30 p.m. ET following the crash.
Canada invests C$4.7B to build 313 VIA Rail passenger cars domestically
Canada will build 313 VIA Rail passenger cars domestically under a C$4.7 billion order announced on September 3, 2026. The investment includes a 15-year support agreement and aims to modernize fleet serving regional routes.