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Barbados to Host 45th Caribbean Travel Marketplace in 2027
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NBTA Becomes Global Business Travel Association
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Flight Suspensions and Delays Hit Montreal Trudeau Airport with Jazz and Air Canada
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EU biometric border checks expand, causing delays for U.S. travelers
The European Union has increased biometric border checks at airports, leading to longer wait times for U.S. travelers. These new measures became active in late May 2026.
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A Miami-based firm has purchased the Rosewood London hotel in a deal valued at approximately £300 million. This transaction represents a major investment in the luxury hospitality sector.
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