Brazil, Mexico Lead 2026 Meetings and Conferences with Top Convention Centres
Brazil and Mexico are leading a surge in meetings and conference tourism for 2026, joining the United States and other American countries in hosting many of the world's top 50 convention centres.
IMEX Frankfurt 2026 Fuels Global MICE Industry Growth Led by Germany
IMEX Frankfurt 2026, held in Germany, brought together global MICE industry participants and spotlighted expanding opportunities in business events. The event reaffirmed Frankfurt's role as a vital center in the growing international meetings sector.
US, Canada, Mexico Co-Host FIFA World Cup 2026 With Tourism Surge Expected
The United States, Canada, and Mexico will jointly host FIFA World Cup 2026. The event is expected to trigger a record global tourism increase across North America.
Atheel Develops Saudi-Managed Luxury Hotel in Riyadh’s KAFD
Atheel plans to open a Saudi-managed luxury hotel in Riyadh’s King Abdullah Financial District by 2026. The new hotel will feature rooftop views and modern amenities for travelers.
Hotel Conversion Proposed for John Hancock Building Lower Floors
A development proposal aims to transform the lower floors of Chicago’s John Hancock Building into hotel accommodation. The plan is currently at the proposal phase as of May 2026.
Stay Cal Hospitality Opens voco Ardez Hotel in Sunnyvale
Stay Cal Hospitality has inaugurated the voco Ardez Hotel in Sunnyvale, a new premium hotel under the IHG brand in Silicon Valley. The launch offers an enhanced lodging option for visitors in the area.
Innisfil targets fragmented tourism with new strategy
Innisfil has introduced a tourism strategy aimed at improving the visitor experience by addressing fragmented services. The plan seeks to create a more cohesive journey for tourists in the region.
Edinburgh named among Europe’s priciest travel spots
Edinburgh is identified as one of Europe's most costly cities for travelers, leading to renewed debate within Scotland’s tourism industry about the implications of travel expenses.
Ovation of the Seas Alaska Debarkation Moves to Whittier Port
Royal Caribbean is moving the Alaska cruise disembarkation for Ovation of the Seas from Seward to Whittier in 2026 due to delays at the Seward terminal. Passengers should expect to disembark in Whittier under the updated arrangements.
California Bullet Train Project Still Faces Delays and Financial Hurdles After 18 Years
California's bullet train project, approved by voters 18 years ago, continues to face significant delays and financial uncertainty as of May 2026. Progress remains stalled, impacting future high-speed rail options in the state.















