Las Vegas Allocates $4.6M to Host NBA Summer League Until 2028
Las Vegas tourism agency has allocated $4.6 million to maintain the city's hosting of NBA Summer League events through 2028. The funding supports the continuation of this annual basketball event in Las Vegas.
Rwanda’s Kigali Emerges as African Business Events Hub
Kigali is gaining recognition as a growing hub for business events and conference tourism in Africa. Rwanda continues to establish itself as an important player in the continent's meetings industry.
Boston Firm Buys Third New England Hotel in Under a Year
A real estate firm based in Boston has acquired its third hotel in New England within twelve months. This purchase further extends the company’s expanding hospitality portfolio in the region.
Sheraton Arrives in Uşak with Modern Comfort and Thermal Heritage
Sheraton Hotels & Resorts has launched its first hotel in Uşak, Türkiye. The property connects modern comfort with the city's famous thermal heritage.
InterContinental Grand Ankara Opens in Türkiye’s Capital
The InterContinental Grand Ankara hotel has opened in Türkiye’s capital, combining heritage design with modern luxury. The property offers guests a unique blend of traditional and contemporary elements.
Colombia Emerges as Indigenous Tourism Leader in Latin America
Colombia is gaining prominence as a hub for indigenous tourism, joining Mexico and Panama in promoting sustainable travel in Latin America. These countries are redefining regional tourism with a focus on cultural authenticity.
U.S. Virgin Islands Launch Newark-St. Croix Flights and Culinary Showcase in NYC
The U.S. Virgin Islands introduced new nonstop flights between Newark and St. Croix at Caribbean Week NYC 2026. The destination also displayed an award-winning culinary showcase during the event.
Puerto Rico Fuel Shortages Affect Caribbean Tourism Amid US Crisis
Puerto Rico's severe fuel shortages, connected to a nationwide US oil reserve collapse, are affecting tourism across the Caribbean. Transport and travel services face disruptions as a result.
Royal Caribbean Sued Over Passenger Tripping Incident with Mobility Scooter
A passenger has filed a lawsuit seeking $75,000 after tripping over a parked mobility scooter on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship in June 2026. The incident highlights concerns about onboard safety related to mobility aids.
Carnival Unveils New Rewards Program and Cruise Cards in 2026
Carnival Cruise Line updated its rewards program in 2026, introducing new cruise cards as part of a loyalty program overhaul. The changes aim to improve passenger benefits and reward frequent cruisers.
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SeaPort Airlines Starts Spokane-Olympia Route in January 2027
SeaPort Airlines will start direct Spokane to Olympia flights on January 8, 2027, operating Fridays and Sundays during Washington's legislative session. The one-hour flights reduce travel from a five-hour drive.
FAA Ground Stops at LaGuardia and JFK, Newark Delay Program Due to Thunderstorms
The FAA applied ground stops at LaGuardia and JFK airports and a ground delay program at Newark Airport on November 12, 2026, due to thunderstorms. These measures caused hundreds of flight delays and cancellations across the New York metropolitan area.
820+ Flight Delays and 65 Cancellations Across US Airports on November 13, 2026
Over 820 flights faced delays and 65 were canceled across U.S. airports on November 13, 2026. These disruptions affected flights nationwide throughout the day.