Cori Hornbæk Hotel Officially Launches in Denmark
Cori Hornbæk hotel has officially opened in the Danish town of Hornbæk as of June 3, 2026. The new establishment offers additional accommodation options in the area.
IHG Partners with Meraki Land to Launch Two Hotels in Vietnam
IHG has partnered with Meraki Land to develop two new hotels in Vietnam. The deal, announced in June 2026, reflects IHG's expansion in the country's hotel sector.
Jamaica Launches Ambitious Tourism 3.0 Plan
Jamaica has unveiled a new Tourism 3.0 agenda designed to reshape its tourism sector. The plan focuses on innovative and bold approaches to reinvigorate the industry.
Rebecca Scharmann Takes Helm of Elk Grove Destination Marketing
Rebecca Scharmann has been appointed as the leader of destination marketing for Explore Elk Grove. The announcement was made in early June 2026 to enhance tourism promotion in the region.
Mackinac Island Named Best Summer Destination in National Poll
A recent national poll has selected Mackinac Island as the top summer travel destination. The poll results were announced in early June 2026.
Norwegian Viva Cancels Caribbean Cruises, Moves Homeport to Miami
Norwegian Cruise Line has cancelled extended periods of Caribbean cruises on the Norwegian Viva. The ship’s homeport is now Miami through at least 2028.
Colombia’s Cruise Industry Expands with New Ships and Ports
Colombia's cruise market is growing as new ships visit more ports across the country in 2026. Travelers will have access to expanded itineraries and increased port options.
Eurostar Sees Passenger Surge Fueled by UK-Netherlands Route
Eurostar has experienced a notable rise in passenger numbers, primarily driven by demand on the UK-Netherlands rail route. The operator is also expanding its fleet to manage increasing traffic.
Brightline Validates Demand for Private U.S. Rail Service
Brightline has demonstrated clear passenger demand for private train service in the U.S. However, the ongoing sustainability of such private rail operations remains under consideration.
California Approves $3.5B Contract for High-Speed Rail Track Installation
California's High-Speed Rail Authority has approved a $3.5 billion contract for track and systems installation focused on the Central Valley segment. A new construction team has been appointed alongside an updated 2026 business plan.














