Kenya Expands Conference Facilities to Strengthen Business Tourism and MICE
Kenya has upgraded its conference facilities to strengthen its business tourism sector. The expansion aims to support growth in the MICE industry and improve the country’s profile for business events.
Hotel Industry Outlook Improves but Margins Remain Worrisome
The latest CoStar report reveals an improving forecast for the U.S. hotel industry but notes that worries about profit margins persist among industry stakeholders. Recovery efforts continue amid these financial pressures.
Saracen Casino Resort Opens New Hotel in Arkansas
Saracen Casino Resort recently announced the grand opening of its newly expanded hotel in Arkansas. This marks a significant development for the casino resort’s accommodation capacity.
Marriott Launches New AC Hotel in Houston with 153 Rooms
Marriott plans to open an AC Hotel in Houston with 153 rooms. The development was noted in a lodging report from June 2026.
Anaheim’s 2025 Tourism Hits Record Visitation and Economic Impact
Anaheim set new records for tourism visitation and visitor spending in 2025. The gains in both areas contributed significantly to the local economy.
Pope Leo XIV Visit Sparks Tourism and Economic Growth in Spain
Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Spain in June 2026 is expected to drive a rise in tourism and associated economic activity. The World Travel & Tourism Council considers this event a key factor in boosting the tourism sector.
Royal Caribbean Cancels Costa Maya Shore Excursions Amid Protests
Royal Caribbean has cancelled all shore excursions at Costa Maya port in June 2026 due to labour protests. Passengers on cruises docking there from the US and Caribbean will face disruptions.
Norwegian Cruise Cancels Months of Viva Sailings, Shifts Homeport to Miami
Norwegian Cruise Line has canceled Norwegian Viva sailings for a stretch of months and will move its Caribbean homeport from San Juan to Miami. These changes extend through early 2028.
Carnival Cruise Data Breach Hits Nearly Six Million Travelers
Carnival Cruise Line has revealed a cybersecurity incident affecting nearly six million passengers, exposing sensitive personal data including passports. Passengers worldwide have been impacted, prompting company response.
Kiewit Consortium Lands $3.5B Contract for California High-Speed Rail Installation
The California High-Speed Rail Authority has awarded a $3.5 billion contract to a Kiewit-led consortium for track and systems installation in the Central Valley segment. This contract supports the electrified track buildout essential for the rail project.
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South Western Railway Timetable Changes After Hampshire Substation Fire
A substation fire on 7 July 2026 caused damage to railway electrical equipment near New Milton, Hampshire. South Western Railway has implemented timetable changes with restricted service using alternative power supplies.
FAA Equipment Outage Triggers Flight Delays at Minneapolis-St. Paul and Eppley Airfield
A system outage at the Minneapolis air traffic control facility on August 7 caused delays and ground stops at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport and other Midwest airports. Flights throughout nine Midwest states were affected while FAA systems were restored.
Uganda Airlines Launches Accra and Kigali Flights, Orders Boeing Jets
Uganda Airlines launched nonstop flights to Accra and Kigali, expanding its African network and supporting Entebbe International Airport’s hub status. The airline also ordered eight Boeing aircraft, including 737-8 MAX and 787-9 Dreamliners, marking its first direct purchase from Boeing.