Jan Hutton Appointed CEO of Bermuda Tourism Authority
Jan Hutton was named the new CEO of the Bermuda Tourism Authority in an announcement made in early June 2026. This leadership change is a notable event for Bermuda's tourism sector.
Derry City Visitor Numbers Rise 30% in 2025 with Higher Tourism Revenue
In 2025, Derry City recorded a visitor increase surpassing 30 percent, accompanied by a rise in tourism revenue. This growth highlights its standing as a key tourist destination in Northern Ireland.
Port of Las Palmas Gears Up for Seatrade Cruise Med 2026
The Port of Las Palmas is preparing to host Seatrade Cruise Med 2026, focusing on logistics and facility upgrades. The event is a key cruise industry gathering.
Disney Cruise Line Adds Fee and Enforces Stricter Alcohol Limits
Disney Cruise Line plans to introduce a new fee for a formerly free perk and tighten alcohol consumption limits onboard, starting June 3, 2026. These updates reflect changes to onboard policies.
Carnival Confirms Data Breach Affecting Six Million Passengers
Carnival Cruise Line recently confirmed a data breach impacting almost six million passenger records, including passport details. The company is addressing the cybersecurity issue and advising affected travelers accordingly.
France’s TGV-M Gains ERA Market Approval Before Passenger Service
France’s new TGV-M high-speed train recently received market authorization from the European Union Agency for Railways. This approval is required before it can start passenger service.
California HSR Completes 60th Major Structure on 171-Mile Rail Spine
The California high-speed rail project has completed its 60th major structural component along a 171-mile corridor. Preparations are now moving forward to begin track laying.
California OKs $3.5B High-Speed Rail Contract with New Board Leader
California has approved a $3.5 billion contract to advance its high-speed rail project, alongside appointing a former Gavin Newsom aide as the new board chair.
GBTA Warns Customs Changes Could Disrupt U.S. Travel Competitiveness
The Global Business Travel Association cautions that planned Customs and Border Protection operational changes could interrupt U.S. travel efficiency. These changes may also affect the nation's travel competitiveness and economic development.
Nantucket Historical Association Unveils Heritage Craft Travel Series
The Nantucket Historical Association has launched a new series to promote heritage craft travel on Nantucket Island. The initiative highlights traditional crafts to enhance the cultural tourism experience.
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Hyatt Regency Savannah Ownership Transferred to Certares and Clearview
The 351-room Hyatt Regency Savannah on Bay Street has been acquired by Certares Real Estate Management and Clearview Hotel Capital LLC. The new ownership plans guest room and guest-facing improvements.
Hyatt delays some hotel openings, boosts mid-market development
Hyatt delayed hotel openings from late 2026 to 2027 and trimmed its 2026 net rooms growth forecast to about 6%. The company is accelerating mid-market development with new financing support.
Hyatt Lowers Room Growth Outlook Amid Delays in Middle East, Mexico
Hyatt lowered its room-growth outlook due to delays in hotel openings in the Middle East and Mexico. Ongoing challenges and market pressures in these regions have slowed Hyatt's expansion.