Can the U.S. Reverse Its International Visitor Slump Before the World Cup?
The U.S. is currently experiencing a 14% drop in international arrivals, raising concerns about inbound tourism ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Industry experts assess whether World Cup travel USA can help reverse this trend.
San Francisco Strengthens Its Role as a U.S. Gateway to Asia-Pacific Travel
United Airlines’ expansion at San Francisco International Airport strengthens SFO’s role as a major gateway for Asia-Pacific travel. More flight options are set to benefit U.S. leisure and business travelers connecting to Asia Pacific destinations.
Hantavirus Cruise Ship Update: Latest Travel News and Safety Tips
Reports of hantavirus linked to cruise ships have drawn attention from travelers and health officials. Current evidence suggests risk remains low, with preventive measures in place.
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WestJet Grounds Flights Ahead of Potential Flight Attendant Strike Sunday
WestJet is grounding multiple flights on August 1 ahead of a possible flight attendant strike set to begin Sunday morning. The union representing 4,400 attendants issued a 72-hour strike notice, with WestJet responding by issuing a lockout notice effective Sunday.
European River Cruises Alter Routes Due to Historic Low Water Levels
Low water levels on the Danube and Rhine rivers in July 2026 forced European river cruise lines to alter itineraries, swap ships, and provide bus transfers. Some passengers missed stops at Deggendorf, Regensburg, and Nuremberg due to docking restrictions.
Holland America Opens Bookings for Zuiderdam’s Inaugural Europe Cruises
Holland America Line has opened bookings for Zuiderdam's European cruises following a major transformation. The ship will resume service on April 2, 2028, with itineraries in the Mediterranean and Northern Europe.