Destination News

Portugal is anticipating major flight cancellations and delays as a nationwide strike threatens about 500 flights across its airports. Travelers should monitor updates closely during this period.

Angola has created a new convention bureau to enhance its meetings and events industry. The initiative seeks to diversify the nation's tourism economy by promoting business tourism.

IPW 2026 concluded recently in Fort Lauderdale with around 5,000 participants. The event continued its role in promoting inbound tourism to the United States.

Moxy Hotels has launched Moxy Budapest Downtown, bringing its lifestyle brand to the Hungarian capital as part of Marriott International’s portfolio. This new property signifies Moxy's expansion into the Central European market.

Portman Group has completed the purchase of the Atlanta Westin hotel, the tallest in the city. The building, initially built by the group's founder, is now back under Portman ownership.

Stay Cal Hospitality has opened the voco Ardez Hotel in Sunnyvale, offering a new premium hotel option under IHG's voco brand. Located in Silicon Valley, the hotel adds to the area’s upscale hospitality landscape.

Denver is joining other major U.S. cities in intensified efforts to attract international tourists despite declining visitors from Mexico, Canada, and Brazil. This joins a North American tourism market now valued above ten billion USD.

SWISS has launched a summer route from Zurich to key U.S. cities including Denver and Seattle using the Airbus A340. Service began in May 2026, expanding direct flight choices.

Croatia's tourism in 2026 is growing with the United States joining several European countries in driving a surge marked by record American overnight stays and strong cruise travel growth.

Eighteen years after voters backed California's high-speed rail plan, construction and financing issues have resulted in ongoing delays. The project remains stalled without clear completion timelines.