Passenger Sues Royal Caribbean for $75K Over Scooter Trip
A passenger has filed a $75,000 lawsuit against Royal Caribbean after tripping over a parked mobility scooter on a cruise ship. The case highlights safety concerns around mobility devices onboard.
More US Passengers Return from Hantavirus Cruise Ship
Three US passengers from a cruise ship affected by hantavirus exposure have returned to their home states. Health monitoring for those on the ship is ongoing to track potential symptoms.
Victory II Opens Green Bay 2026 Cruise Season at Leicht Park Dock
Victory II has docked at Leicht Park in Green Bay, marking the start of the 2026 cruise season. This event signals the beginning of cruise activities for the year in the region.
High-Speed Rail Could Bring Billions to Fort Worth and Arlington
A new study forecasts substantial revenue generation from the proposed high-speed rail between Fort Worth and Arlington. It also highlights considerable economic benefits for the local communities.
Meliá Hotels Joins WTTC as Global Member to Boost Sustainable Tourism
Meliá Hotels International has joined the WTTC as a global member, representing its extensive portfolio of hotels across 46 countries. The company aims to leverage this membership to advance sustainable tourism and innovation in the hotel industry.
Sudbury Wolves Team Up with Sudbury Tourism for 2026 Draft
The Sudbury Wolves have formed a partnership with Sudbury Tourism and the City of Greater Sudbury ahead of the 2026 OHL Priority Selection. This move focuses on encouraging local engagement surrounding the event.
AI Hospitality Alliance Creates Global Advisory Board in Hospitality
The AI Hospitality Alliance has launched its inaugural global advisory board to advise on AI use in hospitality. The board brings together industry and technology leaders to promote responsible innovation.
Radisson Hotels Partners with Yipy
Radisson Hotel Group recently formed a partnership with Yipy to integrate innovative technology into hotel operations. This collaboration is designed to improve hospitality services at Radisson's properties across the United States.
Royal Caribbean Faces $75K Lawsuit After Passenger Trip Injury
A passenger is suing Royal Caribbean for $75,000 after tripping on a parked mobility scooter aboard one of their cruise ships. The case highlights safety concerns about equipment onboard.
US Passengers Return from Hantavirus-Affected Ship
Three US cruise passengers exposed to hantavirus have been returned to their home states. Health officials continue to oversee the situation as the affected ship remains under scrutiny.
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