Mackinac Island Gains Control of Ferry Rates
Michigan legislators have passed a law granting Mackinac Island Authority the ability to regulate ferry pricing. This local control aims to enhance the management of transportation and tourism on the island.
Kansas City BBQ Prepares for World Cup Tourism Boom
Kansas City’s barbecue restaurants are expanding their operations in anticipation of increased visitor numbers from the FIFA World Cup 2026. The city's barbecue scene is bracing for a surge in patronage tied to the event.
Hantavirus-Affected Cruise Ship Undergoes Rotterdam Disinfection and Quarantine
A cruise ship with identified hantavirus cases docked at Rotterdam for disinfection and passenger quarantine. The virus was confirmed by South African scientists monitoring the situation from afar.
Port Milwaukee Enters Record Cruise Era Reviving Historic Great Lakes Travel
Port Milwaukee is experiencing record cruise ship arrivals as Great Lakes cruises regain popularity. The port’s activity reflects a revival of a 19th-century travel tradition in the region.
Carnival Adjusts 90+ Panama Sailings, Updates Mexico Ports for 2028
Carnival Cruise Line has revised the schedules of over 90 Panama sailings, introducing new departure times and updating Mexico port stops through 2028. Travelers are recommended to confirm updated details with Carnival.
California Bullet Train Progress and Funds Remain Stalled
Eighteen years after voter approval, California's bullet train project continues to face stalled progress and financial hurdles. Delays in development may impact future rail service availability.
California Considers High-Speed Bus as Rail Faces Delays
California's high-speed rail project is experiencing delays and budget overruns, prompting officials to consider a high-speed bus system as a possible alternative rapid transit solution.
Madera County High-Speed Rail Structure Benefits Traffic
A new high-speed rail structure in Madera County is reported to be improving local traffic flow. The High-Speed Rail Authority highlights this as part of broader transportation upgrades.
IPW 2026 Wraps with Strong Attendance in Fort Lauderdale
The IPW 2026 travel trade event ended in Fort Lauderdale with around 5,000 participants. The conference continues to play a central role in promoting inbound tourism to the U.S.
U.S. Travel Event Commits to Boosting Inbound Tourism in 2026
A May 2026 U.S. Travel event united industry leaders in a commitment to reviving inbound tourism. The focus was on strategies to enhance international travel experiences and address sector challenges.
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KC Barbecue Restaurants Expand for FIFA World Cup 2026 Tourism
Kansas City’s barbecue restaurants are expanding to accommodate higher visitor numbers linked to FIFA World Cup 2026. These adjustments anticipate increased international tourism and fan presence during the event.
New Mexico, Texas Drive U.S. Summer Tourism with Routes and Cruises
In 2026, New Mexico and Texas have become pivotal to the U.S. summer tourism surge, fueled by attractions like Route 66 and cruises. These states join others in broadening travel options nationwide.
Myrtle Beach Tops Affordable Summer Tourism in 2026
Myrtle Beach in South Carolina is gaining recognition for its popularity among summer travelers in 2026, largely due to its affordable coastal vacation options. Visitors can find budget-conscious beachside experiences in this growing summer tourism spot.