Passenger Sues Royal Caribbean for $75K After Mobility Scooter Trip

Passenger Sues Royal Caribbean for $75K After Mobility Scooter Trip

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A Royal Caribbean passenger has filed a lawsuit seeking $75,000 after tripping over a parked mobility scooter aboard a cruise ship in June 2026. The incident raises questions about onboard safety concerning mobility aids.
Three More US Hantavirus-Affected Cruise Passengers Return Home

Three More US Hantavirus-Affected Cruise Passengers Return Home

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Three US cruise passengers affected by hantavirus have returned to their home states following exposure aboard a cruise ship. Health authorities continue to monitor the situation.
Victory II Starts Green Bay Cruise Season at Leicht Park Dock

Victory II Starts Green Bay Cruise Season at Leicht Park Dock

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Victory II docked at Leicht Park in Green Bay on June 9, 2026, marking the start of the city's 2026 cruise season. This arrival represents the first cruise ship visit of the year in Green Bay.
Alto High-Speed Rail Faces Review Calls Amid Executive Bonuses

Alto High-Speed Rail Faces Review Calls Amid Executive Bonuses

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Agricultural groups in Quebec and Ontario are requesting a review of the Alto high-speed rail project. The calls follow reports of large executive bonuses and significant spending on advertising a train not yet in service.
WTTC Warns of Europe Tourism Risk From EES Border Delays

WTTC Warns of Europe Tourism Risk From EES Border Delays

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The WTTC warns that Europe's tourism sector faces risks from delays caused by the EU Entry/Exit System. Up to 41 million visitors could be affected in 2026, with potential revenue losses reaching $45 billion.
Thai Airlines Cancel Thousands of Flights Due to Fuel Crisis

Thai Airlines Cancel Thousands of Flights Due to Fuel Crisis

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Thai Airlines has cancelled thousands of flights in 2026 due to a continuing fuel shortage. The crisis is expected to disrupt flights throughout the summer travel season.
Cathay Pacific May Cut Flights After Summer Due to High Fuel Prices

Cathay Pacific May Cut Flights After Summer Due to High Fuel Prices

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Cathay Pacific is assessing potential flight reductions after summer 2026 due to sustained high jet fuel prices. No firm decisions have been made as the airline monitors fuel cost trends.
Tehran International Airport Reopens for Flights

Tehran International Airport Reopens for Flights

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Tehran International Airport has reopened after a closure, with news agencies reporting the resumption of flight activities. Travelers can now access flights operating again through the airport.
Long Queues at Brussels Airport Due to New EU Border Controls

Long Queues at Brussels Airport Due to New EU Border Controls

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Brussels Airport has implemented a new EU border control system resulting in significant delays. Passengers are currently facing prolonged queues during arrivals.
Sun Group Debuts at Seoul Travel Fair Promoting Phu Quoc and Vietnam

Sun Group Debuts at Seoul Travel Fair Promoting Phu Quoc and Vietnam

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Sun Group made its debut at the 2026 Seoul International Travel Fair, showcasing travel deals centered on Phu Quoc and Vietnam tourism. The event is South Korea’s largest travel exhibition.
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Thailand Introduces New Tourist Fees in 2026

Thailand to Launch New Tourist Entry Fee of 300 Baht in 2026

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Thailand will introduce a 300 baht entry fee for foreign air arrivals in 2026, joining destinations like Japan and Bali with tourist charges. The fee supports tourism infrastructure and visitor services.
Nine Countries Implement Overtourism Visitor Caps and New Fees in 2026

Nine Countries Enforce Visitor Caps and Tourism Fees from 2026

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Starting in 2026, nine countries will enforce visitor caps and introduce new tourism fees to combat overtourism and protect heritage sites. These measures require travelers to plan ahead amid access restrictions and increased entry costs.
Denver Airport Ground Stop Causes Over 100 Flight Cancellations Today

FAA Ground Stop Cancels 100+ Flights at Denver International Airport

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The FAA implemented a ground stop at Denver International Airport on Friday, cancelling over 100 flights. Severe thunderstorms in the Front Range region caused delays averaging 104 minutes.