Business Events Funding Cuts Spark UK Meetings Industry Concern
VisitBritain's reduction in business events funding has raised alarms among UK meetings professionals about the impact on the country’s position in the international MICE sector. Industry voices warn these cuts may undermine the UK’s competitiveness.
US Joins Latin Tourists Fueling Peru’s MICE Tourism Boom
Peru ranks among the top 10 MICE tourism destinations in the Americas, driven by strong demand from the US and Latin American countries. Major airlines report fully booked flights to Peru through 2026.
Hilton Expands in Aruba with New Hotels Plus Additional U.S. Properties
Hilton is extending its hotel presence in Aruba while also adding multiple hotels in the United States to its portfolio. The expansion was announced in late May 2026.
Blue Diamond Resorts Exits Cuba Market
Canadian hotel company Blue Diamond Resorts has ended its hotel operations in Cuba as of May 2026. This exit signals a notable change in foreign hotel activity within Cuba's tourism sector.
South Island: Prime Spot for Night Sky Tourism
New Zealand’s South Island is gaining attention for its exceptional night sky conditions, making it a favored destination for stargazing and astronomy tourism. Visitors are invited to explore its astronomy attractions and enjoy the spectacular night skies.
Christchurch, Milford Sound & Gold Coast Attract Diverse Travel Groups
Christchurch, Milford Sound and the Gold Coast remain key tourism spots, drawing adventure lovers, families, and luxury travelers with their distinctive landscapes and experiences.
Local Councils Key to Australia’s Tourism Growth
The Australian government has highlighted local councils as pivotal actors in advancing tourism growth. Councils play a direct role in shaping regional tourism development strategies.
Historic Arrival: First Passenger Cruise Ship Docks at Buffalo in Decades
A passenger cruise ship arrived at Buffalo waterfront for the first time in decades, marking the return of Great Lakes cruise travel to the city. This milestone opens new opportunities for travelers interested in Great Lakes cruises.
Cruise Line Hack Exposes Data of Nearly 6 Million Travelers
A large-scale cybersecurity breach at a major cruise line has exposed sensitive data of almost six million travelers. The incident was revealed on May 30, 2026, prompting concerns over passenger information safety.
Alto Deploys Drones to Survey Canadian Rail Route
Canadian rail company Alto is utilizing drone technology to conduct aerial surveys over Ottawa and eastern Ontario. This initiative supports the planning of future high-speed rail infrastructure in the region.
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Over 1,190 US Flight Delays and 108 Cancellations Reported July 31, 2026
US airports recorded 1,191 delayed and 108 cancelled flights on July 31, 2026. Travel disruptions affected passengers nationwide.
1,191 U.S. Flights Delayed and 108 Cancelled on July 31, 2026
On 31 July 2026, over 1,191 flights were delayed and 108 cancelled across multiple U.S. airports due to travel disruptions. Passengers should expect delays and cancellations at major U.S. airports today.
Hyatt Cuts 2026 Net Room Growth Forecast, Accelerates Mid-Tier Development
Hyatt delays several hotel openings from late 2026 to 2027 and trims its net room growth forecast to 6%. The company boosts mid-tier Hyatt Studios expansion with a $500 million credit facility.