Hotel Company Responds to Justice Family Financing and Greenbrier Legal Motion
The Justice family has made a financing announcement, accompanied by a new legal motion involving the Greenbrier property. The hotel company has provided an official response to these developments.
Carnival Cruise Glory Debuts Non-Smoking Casino and Teen Lounge Upgrades
Carnival Cruise Glory has launched a non-smoking casino and upgraded its teen lounge in preparation for summer 2026 Bahamas cruises. These enhancements form part of updates to modernize the 23-year-old ship.
Hantavirus-Affected Cruise Ship Undergoes Disinfection and Quarantine in Rotterdam
A cruise ship docking at Rotterdam implemented quarantine and disinfection after hantavirus cases were discovered among passengers. Some travelers, including Americans, were quarantined as part of the health protocols.
Royal Caribbean Moves Alaska Ovation Debarkation to Whittier Over Port Delays
Royal Caribbean will move the Ovation of the Seas debarkation port in Alaska from Seward to Whittier for the 2026 cruise season due to delays at Seward's terminal. This adjustment affects travelers' post-cruise plans.
India’s Indigenous Bullet Train Set for 2027 Launch
India plans to launch its first indigenous bullet train in 2027, designed and built domestically. This project is set to advance rail travel speed and quality significantly.
California High-Speed Bullet Train Project Still Delayed After 18 Years
Eighteen years after California voters supported the high-speed bullet train, the project is still hindered by delays and financial hurdles. Construction progress remains limited, impacting the timeline for rail service availability.
IPW 2026 Fort Lauderdale Highlights U.S. Tourism Industry Initiatives
IPW 2026 took place in Fort Lauderdale with thousands of travel professionals attending. The event concentrated on supporting the recovery of U.S. tourism amid industry challenges.
Caribbean Travel Marketplace 2026 Highlights Key Regional Tourism Priorities
The Caribbean Travel Marketplace 2026 in Antigua brought regional tourism stakeholders together to discuss collaboration and sustainable strategies shaping Caribbean tourism’s future.
SAS Cancels Multiple Flights and Reports Numerous Delays Across Major International Routes
SAS has canceled 17 flights and delayed 59 as of May 23, 2026, disrupting service across major European and US routes. Travelers should anticipate delays on affected flights.
American Airlines Expands Direct U.S. to Europe Flights Via Philadelphia and Dallas to Ease...
American Airlines has added nonstop flights from Philadelphia and Dallas to Budapest, Prague, Athens, and Zurich beginning in summer 2026. The new routes aim to reduce cancellations and ease disruptions on U.S.-Europe travel during the busy season.
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EU Unveils Sustainable Tourism Strategy Amid 3% Rise in Summer 2026 Arrivals
International tourist arrivals in Europe rose 3% in summer 2026, led by Northern and Eastern Europe. The EU published its Sustainable Tourism Strategy on November 4, 2026, focusing on resilience and seasonality.
Croatia Sees 2% Growth in UK Visitors, Adds Flights and Hotels for 2027
Croatia recorded a 2% increase in UK visitors in 2026, surpassing 840,000 arrivals. Jet2 will start new Edinburgh to Pula and Luton to Dubrovnik flights in May 2027.
Las Vegas Tourism Drops 7.5%, Impacting Workers and Economy
Las Vegas tourism fell 7.5% in 2025, with 3.1 million fewer visitors and a 5.1% unemployment rate in Nevada as of June 2026. Hospitality workers report income drops linked to fewer tips amid the tourism slump.