Destination News

Dorothy Rungeling Airport near Niagara-on-the-Lake will host Discover Aviation Day in August, offering a chance for aviation enthusiasts to explore local airport activities. The exact program details and date remain to be announced.

U.S. sanctions have caused hotels to leave Cuba, prompting the Cuban government to affirm its support for GAESA, a military-run company integral to the country's tourism industry.

Vancouver is converting office spaces into hotels in a project led by Canadian entities. This marks a notable change in property usage within the city’s real estate landscape.

Ethiopian Airlines has launched nonstop flights between Addis Ababa and Mauritius, opening direct air travel between the destinations. The new service is projected to stimulate tourism growth amid high expected demand.

Vietjet Air has begun operating a new flight route from Hanoi to Prague with a transit stop in Almaty. This service offers a novel Europe travel connection for Vietnamese travelers.

Amadeus has launched a new technology to enhance travel advertising by helping brands reach consumer demand earlier in the booking process. This innovation targets improved marketing efficiency in the travel industry.

AI agents’ capacity for unlimited searches is raising operational costs in travel booking systems. This shift is disrupting established travel economic models.

Flight prices from Knoxville this summer are marked by unpredictability, yet some inexpensive flight options remain. Careful monitoring of fares can help travelers find affordable options.

Late booking is becoming more common in 2026, leading to new opportunities for summer travel as the travel industry adjusts. Travelers may benefit from increased options when booking last-minute trips.

Hyatt Hotels is offering up to 25% off at over 800 locations worldwide for summer stays. This promotion provides considerable savings for travelers booking hotels during the season.