Brussels Airport Faces 170 Delays and 5 Cancellations on Key Routes
Brussels Airport reported 170 flight delays and 5 cancellations on June 4, 2026, affecting British Airways, Brussels Airlines, Ryanair, and key routes including London and Frankfurt. Travelers faced significant disruptions on various European and African destinations.
Madrid to Host International Cruise Summit 2026 with Registration Now Open
Madrid will host the International Cruise Summit 2026, the cruise industry's largest global event of the year. Registration for the summit is now open.
Costa Rica Joins FIEXPO Latin America 2026 with Over 200 Exhibitors in San José
FIEXPO Latin America 2026 will gather more than 200 exhibitors from over a dozen countries in San José, Costa Rica, from June 8 to 11. Costa Rica joins fellow nations such as Argentina and Mexico in this major MICE event.
Saracen Casino Resort Opens New Hotel Facility
Saracen Casino Resort has welcomed guests with a newly opened hotel facility in Arkansas. The resort celebrated the launch with a grand opening event held in 2026.
Marriott to Open 153-Room AC Hotel in Houston
Marriott plans to open a new AC Hotel in Houston with 153 rooms, as announced in 2026. This development will expand the brand’s footprint in the city.
French Travel Agents Visit Ireland for Tourism Insights
French travel agents have toured Ireland to explore its tourism attractions and foster collaborative relationships. The visit was aimed at promoting Ireland as a destination within the French market.
Derry and Strabane See Major Tourism Uptick in 2025
Derry and Strabane saw a marked increase in tourism activity in 2025, with visitor numbers rising significantly from previous periods. This growth points to the area's enhanced profile within Northern Ireland's travel sector.
Da Nang Leads Vietnamese Cities in Summer 2026 Tourism Searches
Da Nang has become Vietnam’s leading city in tourism searches for summer 2026. It overtakes popular destinations such as Nha Trang, Hoi An, Hanoi, and Phu Quoc.
Royal Caribbean Cancels Costa Maya Shore Excursions Due to Labour Protests
Royal Caribbean has cancelled shore excursions at Costa Maya in June 2026 due to labour protests at the port. Cruise passengers from the US and Caribbean face changes to their onshore plans.
US Approves First True High-Speed Rail Track in California
The US has approved its first true high-speed rail track as part of California's state rail project. This comes 62 years after Japan's initial high-speed rail launch.
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WestJet Flight Delays Persist Days After One-Day Flight Attendant Strike
More than 300 WestJet flights were cancelled during the recent one-day flight attendant strike. Flight delays and cancellations continue days after the strike as the airline works to recover operations.
EU Entry/Exit System Rollout Causes Queues at 29 Borders Since October 2025
The EU's biometric Entry/Exit System (EES) launched in October 2025, replacing manual passport stamping with digital biometric checks at 29 European countries' external borders. Since early 2026, passengers have faced waits of up to two hours amid operational challenges including duplicated checks, limited kiosks, and staffing shortfalls.
WestJet Flight Cancellations Drop to 16 After Strike on August 4
WestJet flight cancellations fell sharply to 16 on August 4, down from over 300 on August 3 after a flight attendants' strike. The airline is recovering but some disruptions remain.