Flat-Bed Business Class Deals and Europe Flights Before Summer Peak
Deals on flat-bed business class tickets are available, including flights to Europe. Booking early helps avoid peak summer fare increases.
Kuwait Airspace Reopens Following Temporary Safety Closure
Kuwait's airspace has reopened after a safety closure, allowing flights to resume and reducing travel disruptions affecting the Gulf region. Flight suspensions and reroutes during the closure had previously impacted regional travel.
Thousands of Flight Delays and Cancellations Disrupt US Airports June 6
Major US airports experienced extensive flight disruptions on June 6, 2026, with over 4,400 delays and 80 cancellations. Chicago O'Hare, Boston Logan, and Miami International were particularly affected.
Flight Disruptions Hit Amsterdam Schiphol with Multiple Airlines Delayed and Cancelled
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport experienced major flight delays and cancellations affecting several international airlines in early June 2026. Passengers on routes to and from Geneva and Berlin were notably impacted.
Sri Lanka Convention Bureau Wraps Up MICE Roadshows in India
The Sri Lanka Convention Bureau conducted MICE roadshows in Ahmedabad, Kolkata, and Chennai to promote the island as a business events destination. These initiatives focused on connecting with corporate sectors in the Indian market.
FIEXPO Latin America 2026 to Host 200+ Exhibitors in San José
FIEXPO Latin America 2026 will take place in San José from June 8-11, featuring more than 200 exhibitors from Costa Rica and other countries across the Americas and Caribbean.
Kasa Opens Apart-Hotel in Boston Amid Expansion
Kasa has broadened its U.S. operations with a new apart-hotel in Boston. This move is part of the company’s continuing efforts to grow its brand presence across the country.
Cuba Opens Hotel Management to Nationals After Chains Exit
Cuba has revised its policies to enable Cuban nationals, both domestic and abroad, to manage hotels after international chains exited the market. This change reflects a shift toward increased local control of the hotel sector.
Luxury Collection Reopens Hotel in New York City
The Luxury Collection has reopened a hotel in New York City, marking its return to the market. This move is part of the brand’s ongoing expansion within the U.S.
Canada Boosts Tourism Interest in Los Cabos, Mexico
Los Cabos is becoming a popular choice among Canadian travel advisors and vacationers. Collaborative efforts by tourism organizations are expanding opportunities between Canada and Mexico.
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Storms Cancel 930 Flights at Newark, JFK and LaGuardia on August 8
Severe thunderstorms on August 8, 2026 led to FAA ground stops and 930 flight cancellations at Newark, JFK, and LaGuardia airports. Major airlines issued rebooking waivers with deadlines ranging from August 9 to 12.
Ground Delays at Denver International Airport Amid High Winds and Staffing Shortages
Denver International Airport imposed a ground stop and delay on August 8 due to high winds and staffing shortages. Departing flights are delayed by an average of 143 minutes; arrivals face at least 15-minute delays.
Storms Cause 930 Flight Cancellations at Newark, JFK, and LaGuardia on August 8
Severe thunderstorms on August 8 caused 930 flight cancellations at Newark, JFK, and LaGuardia airports. The FAA maintained a ground stop at Newark, while airlines issued travel waivers with fee-free rebooking through August 10.