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Sunwing and WestJet have indefinitely suspended flights from Canada to a Caribbean location, affecting travel plans for Canadians. Alternative arrangements will be necessary for those impacted.

Peterborough will relocate its tourism visitor centre to the historic Lift Lock site, providing enhanced access for visitors. The move was announced in June 2026 by the city.

China’s Adora Magic City has embarked on the country’s first cruise-to-nowhere voyage, departing from Shanghai and sailing with no intermediate port stops. The trip operates under a newly introduced visa-free permit scheme by Shanghai authorities.

A man has admitted guilt for sexually abusing a teenager on a Carnival cruise ship, confirming the offense occurred during the voyage. Passengers should stay alert and report suspicious activity onboard.

The 2026 cruise season will commence with cruise ships docking in Green Bay on June 9. The city continues to be an established port in the Great Lakes cruise network.

The California High-Speed Rail Authority has appointed a private consortium to support future network expansion. The move adds private sector resources to advance the rail project.

Alberta has released a 30-year passenger rail master plan that includes key projects to connect downtown Edmonton and Calgary with their airports by train. These connections are among the first initiatives aimed at expanding the province’s rail infrastructure.

A recent economic analysis suggests Fort Worth and Arlington could benefit from billions in revenue through a proposed high-speed rail connection. The study points to significant financial opportunities tied to the new rail route.

Meliá Hotels International has become a global member of the World Travel & Tourism Council. The company operates 400 hotels in 46 countries and focuses on sustainable tourism practices.

Mexico has become North America's top travel destination in 2025 with notable increases in visitor arrivals and travel spending. The country leads the region in both growth and expenditure.