Chattanooga Airport Adds Gates as Nonstop Flights Expand
Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport offers nonstop flights to more than a dozen national cities and plans expansions including two new gates and a parking deck. The airport's amenities include a Motown-themed tunnel and direct service to major hubs such as LaGuardia and O'Hare.
Southwest Airlines Launches Weekly Austin to San José Nonstop Service
Southwest Airlines will operate weekly nonstop flights from Austin to San José, Costa Rica starting March 13, 2027. Flights depart Saturdays, providing a direct link between Central Texas and Costa Rica's main airport.
Banco BHD and Adoturd Launch Sports Tourism Research in Dominican Republic
Banco BHD and Adoturd launched the first national and international study on the economic impact of sports tourism in the Dominican Republic on August 3, 2026. The research will be conducted by CETDEL to provide data supporting policy and innovation in the sector.
India’s Travel and Tourism Economy Hits $263.6 Billion in 2025, WTTC Data
The World Travel & Tourism Council valued India's travel and tourism sector at $263.6 billion in 2025. The figure highlights the sector's significant economic contribution.
Sri Lanka Sets 5 Million Tourist and $10B Revenue Goal for 2030
Sri Lanka aims to attract 5 million tourists and generate USD 10 billion in tourism revenue by 2030, the government announced. The tourism sector showed strong recovery after Cyclone Ditwah, with 1.3 million arrivals recorded in early 2026.
WestJet Continues Flight Cancellations Amid Strike Recovery
WestJet continues cancelling multiple flights on August 5, 2026, as it works to recover from a one-day flight attendants strike that led to over 300 cancellations on August 3. Passengers are advised to check flight statuses and use WestJet’s extended flexible cancellation policy through August 6.
Explora III Added to Explora Journeys Fleet Following Barcelona Naming Ceremony
Explora Journeys officially welcomed EXPLORA III, its largest and first LNG-powered ship, in Barcelona on August 3, 2026. The ship features expanded accommodations and new onboard venues, marking a major fleet expansion milestone.
Carnival Cancels Nine 2027 Cruise Sailings from Galveston on Carnival Jubilee
Carnival Cruise Line canceled nine Carnival Jubilee cruises from Galveston scheduled between August and December 2027. Affected guests have been offered alternative sailing options and accommodations.
Holland America Line 2028 Europe Season Features Record Port Calls
Holland America Line's 2028 Europe season will include the most port calls in nearly a decade, operating nearly year-round with five ships. It offers expanded itineraries across Northern and Southern Europe, featuring longer port days and new voyage options.
WestJet Passengers Struggle with Flight Cancellations and Rebooking Amid Strike
WestJet canceled hundreds of flights starting Sunday due to a strike by flight attendants. Passengers, including Scouts Canada groups stranded overseas, face difficulties with rebooking and additional costs.
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Over 200 Flights Delayed at Orlando International Due to FAA Ground Stop
The FAA's nationwide ground stop on November 14, 2026, has halted flight operations at Orlando International Airport. Over 200 scheduled departing flights are currently delayed.
FAA Ground Stop Halts U.S.-Canada Flights at Toronto Pearson and Montreal-Trudeau
The FAA's November 13, 2026, ground stop halted all flights between Toronto Pearson and the U.S., with traffic management measures implemented and later lifted by NAV Canada. Passengers on affected flights experienced delays, including a Porter Airlines flight held on the tarmac for over an hour.
FAA Nationwide Ground Stop Halts Over 2,000 Flights Amid Communications Outage
The FAA issued a nationwide ground stop on November 14, 2026, canceling over 2,000 flights due to a communications outage affecting air traffic control. Airborne flights are being diverted while investigations continue.