Seattle Port Extends Lease with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings
The Port of Seattle has approved an extended lease agreement with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, ensuring cruise operations continue at Seattle’s terminal through 2035. The lease supports increased passenger volumes and cruise traffic.
PATA Recognizes Loyal Members at 2026 Summit in Korea
The Pacific Asia Travel Association marked 75 years in 2026 by honoring member organizations with over 50, 60, and 70 years of continuous contributions. The awards were presented during the Annual Summit in Pohang, South Korea.
CATO Supports Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada
The Canadian Association of Tour Operators has formally voiced its support for the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada. It is encouraging partnerships between industry and government to advance Indigenous tourism initiatives.
IPW 2026 Wraps Up in South Florida With Strong Global Participation and Growth Outlook
IPW 2026 was held in South Florida with strong participation from international delegates. The U.S. Travel Association outlined a positive outlook for future inbound tourism growth.
Puerto Rico’s International Visitors Surge, Cementing Caribbean Tourism Leadership
Puerto Rico is witnessing a marked increase in international visitor arrivals in 2026. This growth is positioning the island as a prominent destination in the Caribbean tourism market.
Bhutan Launches First Travel Trade Show to Promote Himalayan Tourism
Bhutan is set to host its first travel trade show to promote tourism in the Himalayan region. The event aims to foster partnerships and expand the country’s global tourism profile.
Angola Joins Africa’s Elite Business Hubs with IMEX Frankfurt 2026 Debut
Angola participated at IMEX Frankfurt 2026 for the first time, highlighting its emergence as a corporate business hub in Africa. The event reflected its growing role in the MICE tourism sector on the continent.
La Vie Hotels Takes Over Le Méridien Lindeman Island Resort Management
La Vie Hotels & Resorts will manage the Le Méridien Lindeman Island Resort & Spa located in Queensland’s Whitsundays. The partnership aims to enhance hospitality services at this popular beachfront resort.
Cruise Guests Face Charges for Taking Buffet Food to Cabins
Several cruise lines have introduced fees for guests taking buffet food back to their cabins. Charges can be as high as $70 per incident, surprising many passengers.
Port of Seattle and Norwegian Cruise Line Extend Long-Term Lease
The Port of Seattle has approved a long-term lease amendment with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, securing ongoing cruise operations at Seattle's terminals. This move confirms the continuation of the partnership to maintain and potentially grow cruise services in the area.
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