Sandals Resorts Investment Boosts Jamaica’s Tourism Recovery
Sandals Resorts has announced a significant investment supporting Jamaica’s tourism recovery and future growth plans. This move also aligns with wider Caribbean tourism development objectives for 2026.
Technology Gaps Stall Progress on the Perfect Business Trip, GBTA Reports
GBTA research identifies significant gaps in technology adoption and hotel distribution that are slowing progress toward improving business travel. AI integration challenges contribute to fragmented travel programs, hindering the development of a more streamlined business trip experience.
Staycations Lead with Falling Overseas Hotel Prices in 2026
Expedia's 2026 data points to lower hotel prices abroad alongside an increase in staycation popularity. More travelers in the U.S. are opting for local vacations this year.
Preferred Hotels Launches Global Wellness Designation Program
Preferred Hotels has launched a new Global Wellness designation program to certify hotels with a focus on health and wellbeing. This initiative helps travelers identify accommodations that prioritize wellness amenities.
EU Launches One Ticket for Cross-Border Train Travel with Passenger Rights in 2026
The European Union will launch a unified one-ticket system for cross-border train journeys in 2026. New passenger rights guarantee free rerouting and lodging if connections are missed.
Adult Playcations: The Defining 2026 Summer Travel Trend in the U.S.
Adult playcations have emerged as the central summer 2026 travel trend for U.S. leisure travelers. This movement is reshaping urban hospitality and domestic travel choices with a focus on adult-only local experiences.
The Rise of Recovery Retreats as a Key 2026 Wellness Trend for U.S. Travelers
Recovery retreats have emerged as the fastest-growing wellness travel trend in 2026, reshaping luxury health tourism for U.S. travelers. These retreats focus on recovery and longevity, offering new opportunities within the wellness vacation market.
U.S. Hoteliers Push Congress to Address Workforce and Travel Demand Issues
U.S. hoteliers have urged Congress to address workforce shortages and provide greater certainty for small businesses amid slowing travel growth. Effective action could enhance service quality and hotel availability for travelers in 2026.
Marriott Bonvoy Reveals Asia Pacific Hotel Loyalty Trends Impacting U.S. Travelers
Marriott Bonvoy’s new report examines how travel passions and local behaviors outside China are reshaping hotel loyalty in Asia Pacific. The insights offer U.S. travelers and marketers key understanding of evolving regional loyalty preferences.
Davenport Hotel Spokane Renovation Elevates Historic Luxury for U.S. Travelers
The Davenport Hotel in Spokane has reached an important milestone in its multi-year renovation, enhancing luxury and rejuvenating downtown Spokane’s historic hospitality scene. Guests can look forward to upgraded accommodations reflecting the hotel's renewed legacy.
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Over 300 Flight Cancellations and 2,189 Delays Disrupt Boston, New York, Chicago Today
On September 2, 2026, Boston, New York, and Chicago airports recorded 321 flight cancellations and 2,189 delays. These disruptions affected major US East and Midwest hub airports.
FAA Ground Stops Disrupt Flights at 10 Airports Including LaGuardia on September 3
The FAA issued ground stops at 10 U.S. airports on September 3 amid severe thunderstorms affecting the Northeast. LaGuardia experienced an average delay of 45 minutes while Newark delays peaked at two hours.
FAA delay programmes affected 26 US airports on September 3, Chicago O’Hare worst hit
FAA data tracked by travelandtournews.com shows 41 delay programmes affected 26 US airports on September 3. Chicago O'Hare International faced the longest ground stop due to thunderstorms.