NSW Increases Investment in First Nations Tourism
The NSW government is providing new funding to support First Nations tourism. The initiative focuses on expanding Indigenous cultural tourism experiences across the state.
Seattle’s LNG Refueling Boosts Alaska Cruise Sustainability
Seattle’s port has started offering LNG refueling services to cruise ships, supporting Alaska’s cruise industry in its environmental sustainability ambitions. This move has generated conversation about the sector’s sustainable future.
Man Sues Carnival for Million-Dollar Pool Deck Burn Injuries
A passenger has filed a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against Carnival Cruise Line after claiming burns from a hot pool deck surface on board. The claim highlights safety concerns for cruise ship pool areas.
First Cruise Ship in Decades Docks at Buffalo Port
A luxury cruise ship has made its first visit to Buffalo's port in decades. This marks a key moment in revitalizing Great Lakes cruising and expanding port options in the region.
BUILD America 250 Act Could Slash U.S. Railway Funding by 80%
Rail industry advocates warn that the BUILD America 250 Act could slash U.S. railway funding by up to 80%, potentially hindering passenger rail improvements. Meanwhile, Congress reintroduces high-speed rail funding bills.
TGV-M Gets ERA Approval Before Passenger Service Launch
France's latest high-speed train, the TGV-M, has received market approval from the European Railway Agency. This clearance comes just before its passenger services commence.
Spain Summer Train Tickets from €7 to Boost Affordable Travel
Spain launches a summer promotion featuring train tickets priced from €7 across AVE and Avlo services. The initiative focuses on boosting affordable travel during the peak tourism season.
WTTC: Mexico Tops North American Travel Growth and Visitor Spending in 2025
Mexico is the top performer in North American tourism growth for 2025, exceeding the US and Canada in GDP growth, visitor numbers, and spending. The country's expanding hospitality sector supports continued tourism development.
WTTC: Central and South America Set for Above-Global Tourism Growth in 2026
The WTTC forecasts a 4.1% GDP growth for Central and South America's travel and tourism sector in 2026. Visitor spending and domestic demand are key contributors to the region's expected outperformance over global averages.
Delays and Cancellations Impact JFK Flights Across US and Europe
JFK Airport encountered widespread flight delays and cancellations involving multiple airlines. Key international routes to Europe and Latin America were among those impacted.
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South Africa International Tourist Arrivals Rise 12.3% in First Half 2026
South Africa experienced a 12.3% rise in international tourist arrivals during the first six months of 2026. Bizcommunity sourced data confirms growth in the tourism sector.
Georgia’s International Visitor Numbers and Tourism Revenue Decline in Q2 2026
Georgia welcomed 1.3 million international visitors in Q2 2026, down 5.2% year-on-year, with tourism revenue falling 13.3% to 3.0 billion GEL. High visitor satisfaction and longer stays persisted despite the decline.
Dorset launches 10-year tourism plan to increase international visitors
Dorset's tourism sector supports nearly 30,000 jobs and generates £1.6 billion annually from over 22 million visitors. A new 10-year strategy aims to boost international tourism and develop off-peak visitor offerings, with a Council review planned for July 2026.