Kasa Opens Boston Apart-Hotel, Expands Brand
Kasa has expanded its brand with a new apart-hotel opening in Boston, offering travelers an alternative lodging option. The move is part of the company’s ongoing growth strategy.
Meliá to Shut Multiple Hotels in Cuba Due to Sanctions
Spanish hotel company Meliá is closing several hotels in Cuba, influenced by US sanctions. This move affects the island's struggling tourism sector, reducing hotel options for visitors.
Luxury Collection Hotel Returns to New York City
The Luxury Collection has reopened a hotel in New York City, marking the brand’s return to the local luxury market. Details on the location and offerings remain limited.
Los Cabos Hosts Canadian Agents on Immersive Tourism Trip
In June 2026, the Los Cabos Tourism Board and ACTA hosted an immersive trip tailored for Canadian travel agents. The event aimed to enhance agents’ familiarity with Los Cabos to promote tourism.
Ulva Island Sunday Access Halted Amid Tourist Flood
Ulva Island in Scotland has faced a large influx of tourists, leading local residents to suspend Sunday visits as of June 2026. This step aims to reduce overcrowding and protect the island’s environment.
India Creates New Integrated Tourism Promotion Agency
India announced the creation of an integrated tourism promotion agency in early June 2026. This marks a significant revision of its marketing strategy aimed at unifying promotional efforts across the country.
Carnival Cruise Line Enforces New Bikini Dress Rules at Island Ports
Carnival Cruise Line will implement stricter bikini dress code rules at island ports starting June 2026, potentially surprising passengers during shore visits. Travelers should prepare accordingly for the updated policy.
Amtrak Plans $55M Maintenance Facility in Ogletown
Amtrak is investing $55 million in a new rail maintenance and service facility located in Ogletown. The project aims to support regional rail operations and maintenance efforts.
Alberta Unveils 30-Year Passenger Rail Plan with Downtown-Airport Connection
Alberta has launched a delayed 30-year passenger rail master plan emphasizing a downtown-to-airport train. This long-term initiative aims to improve rail connectivity across the province.
New Leadership Named at Greater Nashville Hospitality Association
The Greater Nashville Hospitality Association has appointed a new CEO and president to strengthen its support for local hospitality and tourism. This leadership change reflects the association's ongoing commitment to Nashville’s tourism sector.
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MSC Poesia Caribbean Cruise Cancelled Following Coast Guard Detainment
The U.S. Coast Guard detained the MSC Poesia at Miami port in early November 2026 due to safety deficiencies, canceling its 11-night Caribbean cruise with over 2,000 passengers aboard. MSC Cruises is offering full refunds and travel support, while legal experts note the rarity of such detentions and the restriction on passenger class action lawsuits.
TUI Cruises Cancels Two Mein Schiff 3 Voyages After Collision
Mein Schiff 3 collided with two container ships near Bremerhaven on October 25, 2026, causing damage but no injuries. TUI Cruises has canceled two upcoming voyages due to extended repairs.
FBI Probes Suspected Homicide on MSC Seascape After Early Return to Galveston
The MSC Seascape returned early to Galveston on November 9, 2026, amid a suspected homicide investigation led by FBI Houston. Jason Leon Watford, 48, was detained in connection with the incident as the ship resumed its seven-night Western Caribbean itinerary.