Caribbean Travel Marketplace 2026 Held in Antigua
Antigua and Barbuda hosted the Caribbean Travel Marketplace 2026 for the second year, drawing global travel professionals who explored the islands’ culture and luxury tourism features.
Canada Reinstates Federal Pass for Free Park Entry and Travel Savings
Canada has brought back its federal pass, offering free entry to national parks and travel discounts. This move is aimed at making travel more accessible and affordable for Canadians.
Tech Glitches Slow Corporate Travel, Report Finds
Technology problems are causing slowdowns and disruptions in corporate travel, impacting business travelers worldwide. A new report examines how these issues affect the smooth operation of business trips.
Davenport Hotel Spokane Completes Key Guestroom Renovation Phase
The Davenport Hotel in Spokane has finalized a significant stage of its guestroom upgrades as part of a broader refurbishment project. These renovations aim to elevate guest comfort and maintain the hotel’s historic charm.
Hilton to Open 102-Room Umfolozi River Hotel in KwaZulu Natal
Hilton, Valor Hospitality Partners, and Umfolozi Hotel and Spa have announced a new 102-room hotel in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. The property will join Hilton's Tapestry Collection.
Hilton Opens The Margot Hotel in San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter
Hilton has opened The Margot Hotel in San Diego’s historic Gaslamp Quarter. It is one of the first properties in Hilton's new Outset Collection, expanding upscale lodging options in the area.
Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 Boosts Durban Tourism and Economy
Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 in Durban delivered substantial tourism and economic benefits, achieving near-full hotel occupancy. The event also strengthened Durban's position as a vital center for African tourism trade.
GBTA Finds Tech and Hotel Distribution Gaps in Business Travel
GBTA research points to technology and hotel distribution shortfalls that hinder seamless business travel. These gaps often result in inefficiencies for travelers.
Corporate Travel Slowed by Technology Problems in 2026
A recent report points to technology problems as a significant cause of delays in corporate travel. These issues have contributed to slower business trip timelines and operational inefficiencies.
Strong Rise in Spain Hotel Bookings in 2026 Fueled by Events and Travel Demand
Hotel bookings in Spain have risen significantly as of May 2026, driven by increased travel demand and seasonal events. Travelers may need to secure accommodations earlier due to higher occupancy ahead of summer.
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FAA Ground Stops at 10 Airports Including LaGuardia Amid Northeast Thunderstorms
The FAA issued ground stops at 10 U.S. airports, including LaGuardia, on September 3, 2026, due to severe thunderstorms in the Northeast. LaGuardia had average delays of 45 minutes, with Newark reaching two hours at peak.
FAA Ground Stops Halt Departing Flights at Houston Hobby and Bush Airports
The FAA issued ground stops at Houston's Hobby and George Bush Intercontinental airports on September 3, 2026 due to severe thunderstorms. The weather was caused by remnants of Tropical Depression Edouard moving across Texas.
Mexico Hits 51.1 Million International Visitors in H1 2026
Mexico attracted a record 51.1 million international visitors in the first half of 2026, a 7.7% increase year-on-year. Growth was driven by 6.6 million cruise passengers and 51 million air travelers, with tourism revenue reaching $18.78 billion.