Norwegian Cruise Cancels Norwegian Viva Sailings, Moves Homeport to Miami
Norwegian Cruise Line has discontinued Norwegian Viva sailings from Puerto Rico and moved the ship’s homeport to Miami through 2028. This change cancels hundreds of scheduled San Juan departures and shifts focus to Miami and Bahamas.
Athens Set to Connect 40 European Capitals via High-Speed Rail by 2040
Athens is designated as the central hub in a new European high-speed rail network planned to connect 40 capitals. The project targets completion by 2040, aiming to reduce travel times across the continent.
Fort Worth-Arlington High-Speed Rail Could Generate Billions in Revenue
A study finds the proposed Fort Worth-Arlington high-speed rail could generate billions in revenue. The new rail route is also expected to provide economic benefits for both cities.
WTTC Reports China’s Tourism Economy to Double by 2036
The World Travel & Tourism Council forecasts China’s tourism economy to double in size by 2036, reaching an estimated $3.5 trillion. China is also expected to retake its position as the leading outbound tourism market within the next ten years.
Flight Delays and Tarmac Waits Surge to Multi-Year Highs
Flight delays and extended tarmac waiting times in the United States have climbed to their highest points in several years, according to recent data from early June 2026. This uptick points to growing operational challenges at airports nationwide.
Vietnam and Thailand Experience Tourism Growth Amid Revenue Challenges
Vietnam and Thailand are witnessing record tourist arrivals in 2026, yet both face difficulties in tourism revenue. Evolving travel demand in Southeast Asia is influencing these trends.
Surge in Armenian Tourist Arrivals Amid Historic and Scenic Appeal
Armenia has seen a marked increase in tourist arrivals in early 2026. The country’s rich history and beautiful landscapes continue to appeal to international visitors.
Popular Asian Destination To Triple Tax for Canadian Visitors from July 1
Canadian travelers to a key Asian destination will see their travel tax triple beginning July 1, 2026, according to recent official updates. This change means significantly higher fees for Canadian visitors.
Strike Narrowly Averted with Tentative Deal at Empress Hotel, Canada
A tentative labor deal at British Columbia’s Empress Hotel has avoided a planned strike. Hotel operations continue smoothly with guest bookings unaffected.
Nigeria Unveils NASTREX at 2026 Tourism Safety Conference
Nigeria hosted the 2026 National Tourism Safety and Security Technology Conference, unveiling the NASTREX initiative. This effort targets enhanced security standards in airports, hotels, and tour operators to boost traveller confidence.
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Norwegian Cruise Line Cancels Norwegian Sky Farewell Cruise to Muscat
Norwegian Cruise Line has cancelled the September 9, 2026, Norwegian Sky farewell cruise from Piraeus to Muscat over Middle East security concerns. Passengers will receive full refunds and future cruise credits.
Viking Opens 2028-2029 Ocean Cruise Bookings Featuring New Ships and Itineraries
Viking has opened bookings for its largest ocean cruise deployment in 2028-2029 featuring over 700 departures and two new ships. The schedule covers 80 voyages visiting 301 ports across 84 countries and six continents.
Danube Cruises Face Cancellations, Groundings Amid Record Low Water Levels in August 2026
The Danube River hit record low water levels in August 2026, forcing Avalon Waterways and Uniworld to cancel cruises. Viking evacuated 186 passengers after its ship grounded near Vidin, Bulgaria.