Carnival Tightens Bikini Dress Code at Island Cruise Ports
Carnival Cruise Line has introduced a tighter bikini dress code for passengers at island ports starting June 2026. This aims to respect local customs and requires travelers to adjust swimwear choices.
Quebec Farmers Protest, Raising Concerns Over Alto High-Speed Rail
Farmers in Quebec have protested the Alto high-speed rail project, emphasizing local opposition. Meanwhile, the Parti Québécois has suggested it could withdraw support if it gains government control.
Meliá Hotels International Joins WTTC to Boost Sustainable Tourism
Meliá Hotels International has joined the World Travel & Tourism Council as a global member, affirming its commitment to sustainable tourism. This move supports collaborative efforts to promote responsible tourism worldwide.
Saudi Arabia Joins Mediterranean Tourism Cooperation with Greece and Spain
Saudi Arabia has joined Greece and Spain in a collaborative effort to develop sustainable coastal tourism across the Mediterranean and Middle East. This partnership emphasizes destination promotion and improving visitor experiences.
Travelzoo Canada Launches New Nationwide Club Vacation Deals
Travelzoo Canada has expanded its exclusive vacation club offers to include premium destinations nationwide. These deals provide travel enthusiasts with new opportunities for discounted vacations across the country.
Carnival Cruise Line Enforces Stricter Bikini Dress Code at Ports
Carnival Cruise Line will enforce a more stringent bikini dress code at island ports beginning mid-2026. This policy change has taken some passengers by surprise during their visits to these destinations.
Five US Passengers Arrested After Bahamas Cruise Port Fight
Five American cruise passengers were arrested in the Bahamas after a violent encounter at a cruise ship port. The incident involved a physical struggle with police and property damage.
Royal Caribbean Backs New Seward Cruise Terminal in Alaska
Royal Caribbean has supported the opening of Alaska’s largest cruise terminal in Seward, featuring new rail and shore power innovations. The terminal also received a business award for its economic impact.
WTTC Summit Brings Global Tourism Leaders to Malta
The WTTC hosted a global tourism leadership summit in Valletta, spotlighting Malta's expanding travel sector in 2026. This gathering emphasized Malta's growing role in the tourism industry.
TTM Plus 2026 Launches Sustainable Wellness Tourism in Pattaya
The Thailand Travel Mart Plus 2026 was held in Pattaya, bringing together nearly 500 exhibitors from over 50 countries. The event emphasized sustainable and wellness-focused tourism development.
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The Myanmar Business Trade Show and Travel Expo 2026 took place in Yangon, integrating business and travel sectors. The event saw strong engagement from exhibitors and attendees, supporting Myanmar's tourism revival.
CrossCountry Cuts UK Train Services Over Staff Shortages
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Canada Orders 313 New Canadian-Built VIA Rail Passenger Cars for C$4.7 Billion
Canada has allocated C$4.7 billion to build 313 new passenger rail cars for VIA Rail, produced by Alstom across three Canadian locations. The new fleet will replace equipment up to 77 years old, serving nearly 400 communities outside the Québec City–Windsor Corridor.