Travel Events News

Major cruise lines now impose a $70 fee on passengers who bring buffet food back to their cabins. This new policy applies across multiple ships in 2026 to discourage food removal from buffet areas.

IPW 2026 convened in Fort Lauderdale with over 5,000 participants focused on responding to declines in international visitors. The event highlighted collective industry efforts to improve US inbound tourism.

The Guangzhou International Travel Fair 2026 recently took place in Guangzhou, emphasizing the strong recovery of China's tourism sector. The event also highlighted growing momentum in the global travel industry revival.

Rendez-vous Canada 2026 launched in Toronto with record participation from global tourism buyers. The event sets the stage for increased travel activity ahead of the FIFA World Cup.

HITEC Paris opened alongside EquipHotel 2026 to promote hospitality technology innovations across Europe, emphasizing AI and cybersecurity. The event highlights future-focused hotel technologies within the European market.

Breeze Airways is currently offering one-way flights starting at $30. These fares can be booked without the need for a promo code, valid in May 2026.

West Midlands tourism was actively promoted during a US trade mission, with the Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce spearheading the effort. The initiative aimed to attract visitors from the American market.

The IAGTO European Convention 2026 brought together an unprecedented number of participants. The event highlighted significant growth and interest in Europe's golf tourism industry.

IPW 2026 concluded in Fort Lauderdale with about 5,000 US travel sector professionals in attendance. The industry focused on addressing declines in international tourism.

The Guangzhou International Travel Fair 2026 in China showcased a strong comeback for the tourism sector and created avenues for global business collaboration. The event underlined increasing confidence within the international travel industry.