Seoul Celebrates 5 Years Hosting Global Tourism Buyers
Seoul recently marked the fifth anniversary of its tourism networking event, which convened premium travel buyers from 11 countries. The event aimed to enhance international tourism collaborations within the Seoul travel sector.
Calgary Stopover Program Launches with WestJet
Tourism Calgary and WestJet have partnered to launch the Calgary Stopover Program, enabling travelers to extend layovers into visits. The initiative offers an option to explore Calgary during flight connections.
Laos’ Khammuan Cave Art to Boost Heritage Tourism
An ancient cave art site in Khammuan province, Laos, is being promoted to support heritage tourism. The initiative focuses on preserving cultural assets and attracting visitors keen on history and archaeology.
Seward Cruise Terminal Opens with Royal Caribbean Backing and Award
The Seward Cruise Terminal in Alaska has officially opened with support from Royal Caribbean. It earned a Small Business Accelerator Award, highlighting its role in the local cruise industry.
Norwegian Viva Cancels Puerto Rico Trips, Moves to Miami in 2028
Norwegian Cruise Line will cancel Norwegian Viva sailings from Puerto Rico for seven months in 2028, relocating the ship to Miami. Passengers must adjust their travel plans accordingly.
California Awards $3.5B Contract for Central Valley High-Speed Rail
The California High-Speed Rail Authority has awarded a $3.5 billion contract to start building track and systems in the Central Valley segment. Construction is planned to begin in 2026 after extensive preparatory work.
Quebec PQ Party May Exit Alto High-Speed Rail Project Amid Protests
The Parti Québécois says it will withdraw from the Alto high-speed rail project if elected in Quebec. Farmer and citizen protests on Parliament Hill reflect growing opposition to the plan.
India Unveils First Bullet Train Image for Delhi-Siliguri High-Speed Rail Project
India has released the first image of its bullet train amid progress on the high-speed rail project connecting Delhi and Siliguri. The initiative promises important travel time reductions for commuters.
IGLTA Chief John Tanzella Remembered After Passing
John Tanzella, head of the International LGBTQ+ Travel Association, passed away at 61 in June 2026. The travel industry has recognized his leadership and lasting impact on LGBTQ+ travel worldwide.
U.S. Travel Association Marks 250 Years of Influence
The U.S. Travel Association marks 250 years in 2026, recognizing travel's role in shaping the nation's culture and economy. The milestone reflects the importance of travel throughout American history.
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Heathrow Terminals 2 and 3 Flooded by Burst Main, Roads Reopen August 15
A burst water main caused flooding under Heathrow’s Inner Ring Road West on August 15, 2026, closing roads to Terminals 2 and 3 until midday. The leak was isolated and repairs are ongoing as normal airport operations resume.
Flooding at Heathrow Restricts Road Access to Terminals 2 and 3 Today
Flooding from a burst water main at Heathrow Airport on August 15, 2026, closed roads to Terminals 2 and 3 until early afternoon. Passengers were advised to use rail services as repairs restored access by 12:25 pm.
FAA Ground Stop at Denver International Airport Cancels 100+ Flights
The FAA issued a ground stop at Denver International Airport on August 14, 2026, causing over 100 flight cancellations. Thunderstorms lingering through the evening led to delays averaging 104 minutes.