Destination News

Amtrak is introducing new Airo trains on the Pacific Northwest route with speeds up to 125 mph. These trains also offer a considerable decrease in emissions through innovative technology.

In 2025, Mexico emerged as North America’s top destination for travel growth, visitor numbers, and tourism spending. The country's tourism sector outperformed other nations across the continent.

American Airlines cancelled three flights and caused delays at Gerald R. Ford International Airport. Major routes to cities like Dallas-Fort Worth and Atlanta were affected, impacting travelers' schedules.

During the first five months of 2026, Morocco attracted a record 7.7 million tourists. This achievement reflects the country's increasing significance in global tourism.

Emirates will add a third daily Boeing 777 flight between Dubai and Mauritius starting July 1, 2026. This move aims to improve tourism access and stimulate economic growth.

Ireland’s golf sector was showcased at the 2026 KLM Open in the Netherlands, promoting its renowned golf experiences to an international audience. The event reinforced Ireland’s position in the global golf tourism market.

Several Irish hotels received recognition in TripAdvisor's 2026 Best of the Best Awards, illustrating their strong appeal and service quality. This honor reflects the notable standards within Ireland's hospitality industry.

Two golf companies from Kerry attended a major tourism event in North America to promote golf tourism from the region. Their participation highlights efforts to expand Kerry’s international presence in this sector.

In 2025, the Dubai World Trade Center welcomed over two million visitors, reinforcing its position as a premier site for exhibitions and trade events in the Middle East.

The United States is joining several countries including Canada, Mexico, and Spain at the Vancouver International Travel Expo 2026. The event aims to drive growth in business-to-business tourism among these nations.