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Hotel Equities Combines Corporate Discipline and Local Culture in Caribbean and Latin America
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Agoda and Philippines Launch Joint Tourism Marketing Push
Agoda and Philippine tourism bodies have partnered on a new marketing campaign aimed at increasing global travel interest. The effort emphasizes digital channels to promote the Philippines internationally.
Seattle’s LNG Refueling Boosts Alaska Cruise Sustainability
Seattle’s port has started offering LNG refueling services to cruise ships, supporting Alaska’s cruise industry in its environmental sustainability ambitions. This move has generated conversation about the sector’s sustainable future.
Man Sues Carnival for Million-Dollar Pool Deck Burn Injuries
A passenger has filed a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against Carnival Cruise Line after claiming burns from a hot pool deck surface on board. The claim highlights safety concerns for cruise ship pool areas.
First Cruise Ship in Decades Docks at Buffalo Port
A luxury cruise ship has made its first visit to Buffalo's port in decades. This marks a key moment in revitalizing Great Lakes cruising and expanding port options in the region.
WTTC: Mexico Tops North American Travel Growth and Visitor Spending in 2025
Mexico is the top performer in North American tourism growth for 2025, exceeding the US and Canada in GDP growth, visitor numbers, and spending. The country's expanding hospitality sector supports continued tourism development.
ITB China 2026 Draws 23,500 Attendees for Global Travel Cooperation
ITB China 2026 in Shanghai attracted 23,500 attendees from around the world. The event highlighted efforts to strengthen cooperation within the global travel industry.
Mews and Uber Integrate Ride Booking in Hotel Systems
Mews and Uber have teamed up to integrate ride-booking options into hotel management systems, allowing seamless ride arrangements. This aims to improve the ease of transportation services for hotel guests.
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FlightAware reported over 1,331 U.S. flight delays and 59 cancellations on November 7, 2026, affecting major airports including JFK, BOS, and CLT. The FAA cited thunderstorms and low clouds as causes and issued warnings; travel expert Eryn Gordon advised passengers on managing cancellations.
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Breeze Airways launched six nonstop flights on routes left vacant by Spirit Airlines, including domestic and Caribbean international destinations. The new services connect Latrobe, Buffalo, and Tampa to several key cities and islands.