Selva & Co Realty Expands with New Los Cabos Office After 15 Years
Selva & Co Realty, after 15 years in Mexico's real estate market, has opened a regional office in Los Cabos to support expanding demand. The new facility aims to serve the travel real estate sector's growth in 2026.
Mexico, Canada, U.S. Show Varied Tourism Trends Before FIFA World Cup 2026
Hotel occupancy data indicates varying travel demand trends across Mexico, Canada, and the U.S. as the FIFA World Cup 2026 draws near. These differences highlight distinct patterns of tourism activity in each country.
China’s First Cruise-to-Nowhere Sets Sail From Shanghai
China has initiated its first cruise-to-nowhere journey leaving from Shanghai in June 2026. The voyage runs solely at sea without stopping at any ports.
Man Pleads Guilty to Sexual Abuse on Carnival Cruise
A man has legally admitted to sexually abusing a teenage passenger on a Carnival cruise ship. The guilty plea marks a key moment in the related criminal proceedings.
First Cruise Ships of 2026 to Dock in Green Bay Tuesday
Cruise ships will begin docking in Green Bay on June 9, 2026, signaling the start of the local cruise season. This marks the first arrivals of the year in the Great Lakes region.
Private Consortium Chosen for California High-Speed Rail Expansion
California's rail authority has selected a private consortium to support the expansion of the high-speed rail network. This initiative aims to advance development beyond current operational segments.
Alberta Launches 30-Year Passenger Rail Master Plan with Airport Link
Alberta’s government has announced a 30-year master plan for passenger rail, prioritizing downtown-to-airport train connections in Edmonton and Calgary. The plan focuses on improving transit between city centers and airports over the coming decades.
Fort Worth and Arlington Projected to Earn Billions via High-Speed Rail
A study reveals the potential for billions in revenue from a high-speed rail line linking Fort Worth and Arlington. This proposed route could also offer a novel transit option between the two cities.
Mexico Tops North America in Tourism Growth for 2025
Mexico has emerged as the leading destination in North America for tourism growth in 2025. The country also reports the highest visitor arrivals and travel expenditure in the region.
Meliá Hotels Becomes Global Member of WTTC
Meliá Hotels International has joined WTTC as a global member, enhancing its commitment to sustainable tourism. The company operates 400 hotels in 46 countries with a focus on innovation and environmental responsibility.
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1,104 Flight Delays and 66 Cancellations Hit US Airports on November 11, 2026
On November 11, 2026, U.S. airlines reported 1,104 flight delays and 66 cancellations nationwide as of mid-afternoon. San Francisco International Airport and American Airlines experienced the highest numbers of delays.
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The FAA imposed ground stops at LaGuardia and JFK airports on November 12, 2026, while Newark operated a ground delay program amid thunderstorms. Flight delays at Newark averaged 137 minutes, with hundreds of cancellations and delays recorded across New York's major airports.
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A bomb alert at Calais-Frethun station on November 12, 2026, led French authorities to halt train traffic. This caused delays to Eurostar services between London and Paris.