Destination News

Marriott has opened a dual-branded hotel in Steamboat Springs, Colorado as of June 2026. This new property offers two Marriott brand experiences within one location.

Hyatt Corporation has unveiled its Miraval brand on the international stage with the opening of Miraval The Red Sea in Saudi Arabia. This new property marks Miraval’s first resort outside the U.S.

LivAway Suites has opened its third extended stay hotel in Arizona, further expanding its presence in the state’s hospitality market. The new property enhances its portfolio of extended stay accommodations.

Destination 2045 has launched a call for ecotourism proposals in Australia, focusing on sustainable development in tourism. The initiative emphasizes long-term eco-friendly tourism planning.

Leaders from the Capricorn Coast region engaged in a global tourism summit to highlight local sustainability efforts. Their presence signified the area's commitment to sustainable tourism.

Football tourism is expanding in Dallas and Mexico City, leading to increased demand for premium hotel accommodations. This trend highlights growing interest in football-related travel in these cities.

The Victory II has arrived at Green Bay’s Leicht Park dock, officially beginning the 2026 cruise season. Additional cruise vessels are expected in the area during the season.

South Korea’s high-speed rail system offers record-breaking speeds paired with enhanced comfort and connectivity. It is reshaping travel for tourism and business across the country.

Alberta has released a 30-year passenger rail master plan prioritizing train routes that link downtown areas to airports in Edmonton and Calgary. The plan aims to strengthen transit infrastructure across the province.

Amtrak has introduced new Airo trains capable of reaching 125 mph on its Pacific Northwest route, offering faster travel with emissions reduced by about 90%. These trains feature advanced technology designed to modernize regional rail service.