Yokohama Selected to Host OHBM 2028 Brain Science Conference
Yokohama has been chosen to host the OHBM 2028 conference, a major international event focused on brain science and neuroscience research. This global gathering attracts leading figures in the scientific community.
Costa Rica and 200+ Exhibitors to Attend FIEXPO Latin America 2026
FIEXPO Latin America 2026 will take place in San José, Costa Rica, from June 8 to 11, featuring over 200 exhibitors from more than ten countries. The event seeks to enhance business opportunities in the region's meetings and events sector.
IHG Adds Garner Hotel in Southend-on-Sea
IHG Hotels & Resorts has signed a new Garner hotel in Southend-on-Sea, continuing its expansion in the UK and Ireland. This growth reflects the brand’s aim to increase its presence in the region.
Iberostar and Meliá Exit Cuba Amid Sanctions
Spanish hotel groups Iberostar and Meliá are leaving the Cuban market due to intensifying U.S. sanctions. Their exit highlights growing pressures on hotel operations in Cuba.
Kasa Debuts New Apart-Hotel in Boston
Kasa has launched a new apart-hotel in Boston, advancing its expansion in the U.S. lodging market. This development marks a key addition to the brand's growing portfolio.
Saudi Arabia Hotel Market Growth Driven by Vision 2034 Tourism Goals
Saudi Arabia's hotel industry is seeing rapid growth aligned with Vision 2034, which aims to reposition the kingdom as a key player in global tourism. This expansion is reshaping the country's tourism landscape.
Spain Anticipates Tourism and Economic Gains from Pope Leo XIV Visit
The visit of Pope Leo XIV to Spain in June 2026 is expected to result in increased tourism and economic benefits. Officials foresee higher visitor numbers benefiting local businesses during this period.
Cullman Tourism Looks Beyond Rock the South for New Opportunities
Cullman officials are assessing the legacy of the Rock the South festival while seeking fresh tourism avenues. Efforts are underway to broaden Cullman's attraction for visitors.
Carnival Cruise Data Breach Affects Nearly Six Million Passengers
Carnival Cruise Line confirmed a cybersecurity incident compromising personal data for close to six million passengers. Sensitive information, including passport numbers, was potentially exposed.
California Awards $3.5B Contract for High-Speed Rail Track and Systems
A consortium headed by Kiewit received a $3.5 billion contract to install track and electrification systems on California's Central Valley high-speed rail segment. This contract advances the infrastructure development of the state's high-speed rail.
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FAA Outage Grounds Flights Across Midwest on August 20, 2026
A temporary outage at the Minneapolis air traffic control facility grounded flights across Minnesota and nine other Midwest states on August 20, 2026. Delays at Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport averaged 90 minutes that evening.
United Airlines Delays Houston-Venezuela Flight Restart
United Airlines has delayed restarting flights between Houston and Venezuela today due to earthquake disruptions. Passengers on this route face ongoing cancellations or delays.
Virgin Trains Gets Channel Tunnel Track Access for New Routes from 2030
Virgin Trains has been approved by the Office of Rail and Road to operate up to 20 daily return services through the Channel Tunnel starting October 2030. The agreement allows new routes between London, Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam until December 2040.