CATO Urges Support for Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada
The Canadian Association of Tour Operators has reaffirmed its support for the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada. It is urging greater cooperation between industry and government to enhance Indigenous tourism initiatives.
IPW 2026 Concludes in South Florida with Strong Global Participation
The U.S. Travel Association wrapped up IPW 2026 in Fort Lauderdale, reporting strong international attendance. The event emphasized collaborative plans for inbound tourism growth.
Hantavirus Cruise Outbreak Hits 13 Cases Including New Infection in Spain
The WHO reports 13 hantavirus cases linked to a cruise outbreak, including a new case in Spain. Travelers from the cruise are encouraged to monitor their health closely.
Caribbean Travel Advisors Focus on St. Maarten Trade Show
The St. Maarten trade show has become an important event for Caribbean travel advisors. It focuses on tourism industry growth and enhancing regional partnerships.
Bhutan Launches First Travel Trade Show to Boost Tourism
Bhutan is set to organize its first travel trade show, focusing on promoting its Himalayan tourism sector through international and industry partnership. The event aims to increase the country’s visibility as a unique destination in the region.
ITB China 2026 Launches with Major Expansion in Shanghai
ITB China 2026 has started in Shanghai with a significant rise in exhibitor participation. The event highlights improved business matching and emphasizes tourism collaboration across borders.
Mitch Whitten Appointed CEO of Visit Fort Worth
Mitch Whitten has been named President and CEO of Visit Fort Worth. His appointment in May 2026 marks a leadership transition aimed at progressing the city's tourism and meeting sectors.
Samal Island Showcases Sustainable Tourism Efforts
The 'Suroy Ta Sa Samal' event was organized to promote sustainable tourism on Samal Island. Media and local government officials collaborated to emphasize eco-friendly travel and environmental responsibility.
New Charges for Cruise Guests Taking Buffet Food to Cabins
Several cruise lines have implemented new fees for passengers who take buffet food back to their cabins. The fee, typically around $70 per incident, aims to control buffet use on cruises.
Hantavirus Cases Confirmed After Cruise Ship Quarantine in Spain
A new hantavirus case linked to a quarantined passenger from the MV Hondius has been confirmed in Spain, bringing the total cases to 13. Health authorities continue monitoring the outbreak closely.
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Grass Fire Halts Heathrow Train Services, Causes Widespread Delays
A trackside grass fire near Heathrow on 5 September 2026 stopped all train services between Heathrow and Paddington, as well as Reading. Train services resumed Sunday morning after firefighting efforts with London Fire Brigade deploying six engines and 40 crew members.
FAA Ground Stop at Six Northeast Airports Including LaGuardia on September 5, 2026
The FAA issued a ground stop on September 5, 2026, at six major Northeast airports including LaGuardia. American Airlines led thousands of flight disruptions caused by severe thunderstorms.
Dominica Targets EC$1 Billion Tourism Industry After EC$405 Million Revenue in 2024-2025
Dominica's tourism sector generated EC$405 million in revenue during 2024-2025. The government aims to grow tourism into a EC$1 billion industry supported by airport and marina developments.