What Hotel Leaders Are Misunderstanding About AI
Hotel leaders in the USA often misunderstand key aspects of AI use in hospitality. Focused questions on AI’s role can help executives improve management strategies.
Limerick Advances as Premier Golf and Sports Tourism Hub
Limerick is positioning itself as a leading destination for sports tourism, with a focus on golf and attracting visitors seeking sports-focused accommodations.
NZ Tourism Stays Positive Despite Reduced Cruise Ship Visits
New Zealand is facing fewer cruise ship visits but its tourism industry remains hopeful. Leaders are working to attract different types of visitors to maintain momentum.
Alaska Gears Up for Record-Breaking Cruise Season in 2026
Alaska is preparing for a record-breaking cruise season in 2026, with key ports ready to handle increased cruise passenger numbers. The tourism sector is making early arrangements for the expected surge.
Carnival Cruise Sued After Passenger Burn Injuries on Pool Deck
A man has filed a lawsuit against Carnival Cruise after allegedly suffering burns on his feet due to a dangerously hot pool deck surface. The case raises awareness of potential hazards posed by hot surfaces on cruise ships.
Luxury Cruise Ship Docks at Rochester on Historic Great Lakes Voyage
A luxury cruise ship made its first visit in decades to the Port of Rochester, part of a nine-day journey touring the Great Lakes. This marks a rare docking at the Rochester port in recent years.
West Midlands Rail Line Closes for HS2 Viaduct Work
The West Midlands Cross City rail line is temporarily closed for the construction of an HS2 viaduct. This essential infrastructure work is causing disruption across this key route.
U.S. House Reintroduces High-Speed Rail Bill in 2026
Legislation to back high-speed rail development has been reintroduced in the U.S. House, focusing on accelerating rail investments in 2026. The bill aims to improve passenger rail infrastructure nationwide.
PATA Celebrates Longstanding Members at 2026 Annual Summit
PATA marked its 75th anniversary at the 2026 Annual Summit in Pohang, Korea, honoring member organisations with memberships exceeding 50 years. The recognition celebrated decades of dedication to the tourism industry in the Asia-Pacific region.
DHS Considers Ending Customs Processing at Sanctuary City Airports
The Department of Homeland Security is examining plans to cease customs and immigration processing at airports in sanctuary cities, including San Francisco and Los Angeles International Airports. The proposal aims to address administrative concerns amid sanctuary city policy debates.
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American Airlines Resumes Flights After Nationwide IT Outage Ground Stop
American Airlines was subject to a nationwide ground stop by the FAA on July 28, 2026 due to an IT outage. The restriction was lifted by 8:10 p.m. EDT, allowing flights to resume with some residual airport stops remaining.
Varnish Odour Suspends US Customs at Montréal-Trudeau; 20 US Flights Cancelled
U.S. Customs and Border Protection temporarily halted operations at Montréal-Trudeau International Airport on July 29, 2026, cancelling about 20 U.S.-bound flights due to a varnish odour from construction. The airport is in the midst of a $10-billion, decade-long redevelopment project.
American Airlines Resumes Flights After FAA Nationwide Ground Stop
The FAA imposed a nationwide ground stop on American Airlines flights on July 28, 2026 due to an IT outage. The stop was lifted by 8:10 p.m. EDT, but residual airport ground stops remained at Charlotte and Miami.