Destination News

Kasa has expanded its brand with a new apart-hotel opening in Boston. This move reflects the company's ongoing growth into new urban markets.

Following the easing of the UK travel advisory, Jordan is welcoming tourists back with major attractions like Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea regaining global attention. This shift is supporting greater access for travelers to key destinations across the country.

Norwegian Cruise Line is canceling several months of Norwegian Viva sailings and moving its Caribbean homeport from San Juan to Miami, affecting thousands of passengers.

Royal Caribbean is canceling shore excursions at Costa Maya for June 2026 amid ongoing labor disputes at the port. Passengers on these cruises will face disruptions due to the port labor protests.

Amtrak plans to build a new $55 million maintenance facility in Ogletown to improve train service operations. The project was announced in June 2026 and supports rail infrastructure enhancements.

A consortium led by Kiewit has received a $3.5 billion contract to install track and systems for California’s high-speed rail in the Central Valley. This marks the start of track laying for the nation's first true high-speed rail line.

The World Travel & Tourism Council forecasts increased tourism across North America driven by the FIFA World Cup 2026. Economic benefits are expected despite existing travel policy concerns.

Montreal Trudeau Airport experienced 31 flight cancellations and 246 delays on June 5, 2026, impacting several Canadian airlines. Travelers should prepare for disruptions when planning flights on this date.

Halifax Airport experienced several flight cancellations and delays on June 5, 2026. Airlines including PAL, Air Canada Rouge, and WestJet were among those affected, with routes covering Canada, the U.S., and Europe.

Cambodia reported 1.3 million foreign tourist arrivals in the first four months of 2026. This marks a drop of nearly 46% compared to earlier periods.