Icelandair Launches Nonstop St. Louis-Reykjavik Flights in 2027
Icelandair will launch four weekly nonstop flights from St. Louis Lambert International Airport to Reykjavik starting May 14, 2027, marking its 16th U.S. destination. This service restores nonstop Iceland-St. Louis flights after WOW Air ceased operations in 2019 and complements existing connections to London and Germany.
Southwest Airlines Announces Three New Seasonal Routes from Nashville Airport
Southwest Airlines will introduce three new seasonal routes from Nashville to Boise, Nassau, and Providenciales starting summer 2027. The airline also resumes seasonal flights to Bozeman and Portland and is expanding operations in Austin, Texas.
About 100 Flights Cancelled at Brussels Airport as Ground Handlers Strike
Brussels Airport cancelled about 100 flights on 9 October 2026 due to a strike by ground handlers. The strike is part of a nationwide labour action in Belgium affecting airport operations.
Lufthansa and Indian Airlines Suspend Riyadh Flights Amid Explosions
Lufthansa, Air India, IndiGo, and Akasa Air suspended flights to Riyadh after explosions including an airport blast disrupted operations. Over 275 flights were canceled at King Khalid International Airport on October 8, 2026.
Uganda Targets $5 Billion Annual Tourism Revenue by 2030
Uganda aims to generate US$5 billion annually in tourism revenue by 2030. The goal was announced in October 2026 as part of the national tourism strategy.
Bangladesh Proposes BDT 1,884 Crore for Aviation and Tourism in 2026-27 Budget
Bangladesh has proposed a BDT 1,884 crore budget for aviation and tourism in fiscal year 2026-27, surpassing last year's revised figure. The plan includes airport expansion, new aircraft purchases, and tourism investment strategies.
Hanoi International Arrivals Up 22% in First Nine Months of 2026
International visitors to Hanoi climbed 22% to 6.67 million by September 2026, while total tourism revenue hit US$4.3 billion. Accommodation establishments also reported substantial increases in both international and domestic guests.
Construction begins on new Naha Port cruise terminal in Okinawa
Construction has begun on a new cruise terminal at Naha Port in Okinawa, a joint project by Naha Port Authority, Cruise Port Naha G.K., MSC Cruises, and Royal Caribbean Group. The terminal is expected to be completed by March 2028 to support advanced cruise ships and enhance Asia's cruise tourism infrastructure.
Royal Caribbean Updates Cancellation Rules Effective October 11, 2026
Royal Caribbean will remove the 25% cancellation penalty tier for cruises lasting five to 14 nights starting October 11, 2026. New penalties increase cancellation fees to 50% from 89 to 61 days for five to nine night cruises and apply earlier penalties for cruises lasting 10 nights or more.
Disney Believe Cruise Ship to Sail First Voyage in December 2027
Disney Cruise Line plans to launch its new ship Disney Believe with a maiden voyage from Fort Lauderdale on December 18, 2027. The ship will feature the world's first onboard production of the 'Encanto' musical.
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Aman Unveils Amantaru Resort and Private Airport in Puerto Rico
Aman announced Amantaru, its first luxury resort in Puerto Rico’s Esencia community, featuring private airport access. The development includes branded residences and extensive wellness and leisure amenities.
Russia Confiscates Multiple Ukrainian Hotels; Owners Contest Actions
Russian authorities seized dozens of Ukrainian hotels in occupied parts of Ukraine as of November 6, 2026. One Ukrainian hotel owner is actively contesting the seizures.
Hyatt Leads U.S. All-Inclusive Resort Market with Growing Portfolio
Hyatt is the leading brand in the U.S. all-inclusive resort market as of November 2026. Its portfolio of all-inclusive resorts in the country continues to grow.