Travel Alert

On May 31, 2026, 58 flights were cancelled at major Canadian airports including Toronto, Montreal, and Calgary. WestJet and Air Canada flights were notably affected, causing delays and disruptions.

Typhoon No. 6 caused a complete suspension of air and sea transport services in Okinawa on May 31, 2026. Passengers face widespread cancellations as safety concerns led to the travel disruptions.

Significant flight disruptions occurred across Europe on May 31, 2026, with 481 cancellations and over 5,000 delays. Key airports and several major airlines were affected.

For the first time in over twenty years, a passenger cruise ship has arrived at the Buffalo port, signaling renewed cruise tourism in the Great Lakes region. The city has restarted cruise-related activities, reestablishing itself as a gateway for travelers on the Great Lakes.

An airline leader has advised UK travelers to reach airports three hours ahead of their return flights. This guidance addresses current airport delays and ensures adequate time for check-in and security.

Over 480 flights were canceled and more than 5,000 delayed across Europe, affecting major airlines and airports. Travelers should prepare for disruptions at hubs such as Frankfurt, Vienna, Athens, and Rome.

The UK meetings sector has raised concerns about cuts to VisitBritain's funding for business events, cautioning on the potential impact to national MICE competitiveness. Industry voices highlight risks of the UK falling behind globally.

The DHS is considering ending customs operations at sanctuary city airports like Newark and San Francisco, putting $8 billion in travel-related economic activity at risk. Industry leaders warn that this could cause significant disruptions, especially ahead of major events such as the FIFA World Cup.

The United States, Mexico, and Canada have announced coordinated public health travel measures in preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. These aligned policies will support consistent health screenings across the three countries during the event.

A general strike in Italy on May 29 is likely to cause cancellation of many flights, affecting nearly 180,000 passengers. Travelers are advised to monitor updates closely.