UK Meetings Industry Warns of Risks After VisitBritain Business Events Budget Reduction
VisitBritain’s cuts to business events funding have raised concerns in the UK meetings sector. Industry leaders warn these reductions may undermine the UK's competitiveness in the global MICE market.
US Helps Drive Peru MICE Tourism Growth with High Flight Bookings Through 2026
Peru ranks within the top 10 Americas destinations for MICE tourism. US and Latin American travelers keep flights on LATAM, American, and United fully booked through 2026.
Hilton Expands in Aruba and Adds Several U.S. Hotels
Hilton is expanding its hotel offerings with a notable growth project in Aruba and several new properties joining its U.S. portfolio. These developments reflect the company’s continued expansion efforts.
Park Hyatt’s First Caribbean All-Inclusive Resort with Plunge Pools Set to Open
Park Hyatt is launching its first all-inclusive resort in the Caribbean, situated in Riviera Maya. The property will feature plunge-pool penthouses and has revealed its official opening date.
Blue Diamond Resorts Ends Operations in Cuba
Canadian hotel operator Blue Diamond Resorts has officially ended its presence in Cuba. This exit signifies a noteworthy shift in the Cuban hotel market according to Havana Times.
South Africa’s Cape Town and Johannesburg Hit Record Tourism Amid Airline Disruptions
Cape Town and Johannesburg have set new records for international arrivals in 2026 despite ongoing global airline disruptions and regional conflicts. South Africa joins several countries experiencing tourism growth amid these challenges.
Norwegian Revises 2027 Canada-New England Cruise Itineraries
Norwegian Cruise Line has updated its 2027 cruise itineraries for Canada and New England, including Sydney, Nova Scotia as a new port of call. This adjustment reshapes the Atlantic Canada cruising experience.
Carnival Cruise Line Data Breach Affects Almost Six Million
Carnival Cruise Line has confirmed a cybersecurity breach that compromised the data of nearly six million customers. Affected passengers have been notified as the company responds to the incident.
Buffalo Welcomes First Cruise Ship in Decades
Buffalo has received its first passenger cruise ship in over two decades, marking a resurgence in Great Lakes cruise tourism. The American Patriot's arrival at the city’s waterfront signals renewed cruise activity in the region.
US DOT Announces $166 Million Investment for Passenger Rail Upgrades
The US Department of Transportation has introduced $166 million in funding aimed at upgrades in passenger rail infrastructure. The investment targets improvements across the nation’s rail networks.
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WestJet Grounds Flights Ahead of Flight Attendant Strike August 2, 2026
WestJet began grounding some flights on August 1, 2026, as 4,400 flight attendants plan a strike starting August 2. Passengers face cancellations amid contract negotiations and lockout notices.
United Airlines Adds Nonstop Flights to Cartagena from Houston and Washington Dulles
United Airlines will start nonstop flights to Cartagena from Houston and Washington Dulles on December 17, 2026. The new routes will operate four times weekly using Boeing 737 aircraft.
Etihad Airways Expands Network with 20 New Routes After Partner Deals
Etihad Airways has added 20 new routes after securing agreements with three partner airlines. The expansion improves direct flight options and network connectivity for travelers.