PATA Celebrates 75 Years, Honors Loyal Member Organizations in Pohang
The Pacific Asia Travel Association celebrated its 75th anniversary at its 2026 Annual Summit in Pohang, Korea. Long-standing member organizations with partnerships exceeding 50 years were recognized for their continued support.
CATO Advocates More Support for Indigenous Tourism in Canada
The Canadian Association of Tour Operators has reiterated its support for the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada. CATO is urging enhanced commitment from industry and government to help advance Indigenous tourism initiatives.
St. Maarten Trade Show Gains Spotlight Among Caribbean Travel Advisors
St. Maarten hosts a notable travel trade show that attracts considerable attention from Caribbean-focused travel advisors. The event serves as a key venue for tourism industry networking and regional marketing.
Venza Wins 2026 TravelTech Cybersecurity Award
Venza won the 2026 TravelTech Cybersecurity Solution of the Year award from TravelTech Breakthrough, underscoring its leadership in travel technology security. The accolade recognizes Venza's role in protecting platforms and data within the travel sector.
Mews Partners with Uber for Hotel Ride Booking Integration
Mews and Uber have formed a partnership to bring Uber ride booking directly into hotel management systems. This integration seeks to simplify guest transportation and improve hotel operations.
Travelport Launches AI Platforms for Airlines and Agencies
Travelport is collaborating with Cognizant and Anthropic to design AI-powered platforms tailored for airlines and travel agencies. This initiative focuses on enhancing travel technology through artificial intelligence.
What Hotel Leaders Are Misunderstanding About AI
Hotel leaders in the USA often misunderstand key aspects of AI use in hospitality. Focused questions on AI’s role can help executives improve management strategies.
NZ Tourism Stays Positive Despite Reduced Cruise Ship Visits
New Zealand is facing fewer cruise ship visits but its tourism industry remains hopeful. Leaders are working to attract different types of visitors to maintain momentum.
Alaska Gears Up for Record-Breaking Cruise Season in 2026
Alaska is preparing for a record-breaking cruise season in 2026, with key ports ready to handle increased cruise passenger numbers. The tourism sector is making early arrangements for the expected surge.
Carnival Cruise Sued After Passenger Burn Injuries on Pool Deck
A man has filed a lawsuit against Carnival Cruise after allegedly suffering burns on his feet due to a dangerously hot pool deck surface. The case raises awareness of potential hazards posed by hot surfaces on cruise ships.
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Canada Commits C$4.7B for Building VIA Rail Passenger Cars Domestically
Canadian authorities committed C$4.7 billion on September 3, 2026, to produce VIA Rail passenger cars domestically. The investment aims to reinforce local rail infrastructure and support economic growth.
Frecciarossa Starts Tests in Germany and Austria for Rome-Milan-Munich Routes
Ferrovie dello Stato (FS) has begun testing Frecciarossa trains in Germany and Austria, targeting high-speed services between Milan, Rome, and Munich by summer 2027. The project, in partnership with Deutsche Bahn and ÖBB, will expand cross-border rail connections with the Brenner Base Tunnel reducing journey times from December 2028.
FAA Ground Stop Hits Six Northeast Airports Including LaGuardia on Sept. 6, 2026
The FAA imposed a ground stop on September 6, 2026, affecting six major northeast airports including LaGuardia due to severe thunderstorms. American Airlines experienced thousands of holiday flight disruptions today.