Alaska Cruise Line Trials Alternative Fuel for Sustainability
An Alaska cruise operator has begun testing alternative fuel in its ships to support sustainability efforts. This initiative is part of ongoing environmental improvements in the cruise industry.
First Passenger Cruise Ship in Decades Docks at Buffalo
A passenger cruise ship has docked at Buffalo for the first time in decades, marking a renewed presence of passenger cruises in the Great Lakes region. This event highlights a historic return to maritime activity at the Buffalo port.
Spain Launches Summer Train Deals from €7 to Promote Tourism
Spain has introduced summer train tickets starting at €7 on AVE and Avlo routes. This promotion aims to make train travel more affordable and boost tourism connectivity.
Mexico Leads North America in Tourism Growth and Visitor Numbers for 2025
Mexico led North America in travel growth and visitor spending during 2025, according to the World Travel & Tourism Council. The country outperformed the U.S. and Canada in these tourism metrics.
Central and South America Travel Sector Set to Surpass Global Growth in 2026
WTTC forecasts a 4.1% GDP growth for Central and South America's travel and tourism sector in 2026. Growth is expected to surpass global rates on the back of strong visitor spending and domestic demand.
Travel Industry Warns of DHS Customs Officer Removal at Sanctuary Airports
The Department of Homeland Security is weighing the removal of customs officers from sanctuary city airports, a move the travel industry warns could risk $8 billion in revenue. Newark Airport is among those potentially affected, with concerns over possible customs delays and operational disruptions.
KLM Extends Middle East Flight Cancellations Through Mid-Summer
KLM will keep suspending its Middle East flights until mid-summer due to ongoing regional conflict. Travelers should anticipate extended cancellations on these routes.
US Airlines Cancel 95 Flights and Delay Over 5,000, Impacting Multiple States
Air Canada, Delta, United, and Alaska, among others, have canceled 95 flights and delayed more than 5,000 across the US. Multiple states including Connecticut, Virginia, and Ohio reported significant travel disruptions.
Luxury Tourism Drives Southwest Florida Recovery Post-Hurricane Ian
Luxury travel is playing an important role in Southwest Florida’s tourism recovery after Hurricane Ian. The region has seen increased visitor activity in 2026 thanks to its growing luxury travel segment.
San Francisco Sees Big Crowds on Memorial Day Weekend 2026
San Francisco saw large numbers of visitors over Memorial Day weekend 2026. This continued tourism activity reflects ongoing recovery in the city's travel sector.
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American Airlines halts departures, delays 1,100 flights after IT failure
American Airlines paused all departures nationwide Tuesday evening due to an internal IT failure, delaying about 1,100 flights and canceling over 200. The FAA imposed and later lifted a ground stop after systems were restored.
SunExpress Starts Direct Flights Between Almaty and Izmir on July 31, 2026
SunExpress will launch direct flights between Almaty and Izmir starting July 31, 2026. The Kazakhstan Ministry of Transport said the route will boost bilateral ties between the two countries.
United Airlines Starts New Nonstop Routes to Cartagena in December 2026
United Airlines will begin year-round nonstop flights from Houston and Washington Dulles to Cartagena, Colombia starting December 17, 2026. Each route will operate four times weekly with Boeing 737 aircraft offering in-flight entertainment.