Confirmed Hantavirus Cases Lead to Cruise Ship Quarantine in Europe
Multiple hantavirus infections were confirmed among passengers evacuated from the MV Hondius cruise ship, leading to quarantine and disinfection measures in Rotterdam port. The cases emerged in late May 2026 from testing conducted in Spain and the Netherlands.
Taiwan High-Speed Rail Signal Failure Disrupts Key Routes
A signal fault near Miaoli on the Taiwan High-Speed Rail network led to widespread service disruptions on routes to Taipei, Taichung, and Kaohsiung. Train operations resumed normal service after the issue was fixed.
ITB China 2026 Expands with Focus on Personalized Travel
ITB China 2026 is increasing its scope to address the surging global interest in personalized travel. The event aims to align with the tourism industry's evolving demands.
Mexico Joins American and Caribbean Nations at ITB Americas 2026 in Guadalajara
ITB Americas 2026 is set for November 10-12 in Guadalajara, Mexico, featuring participation from Mexico, the US, Brazil, and other American and Caribbean countries. It is recognized as the largest B2B tourism event in the Americas.
Rendez-vous Canada 2026 Opens with Record Global Buyer Attendance in Toronto
Rendez-vous Canada 2026 launched in Toronto with unprecedented international buyer attendance. Participants from multiple global markets gathered ahead of the expected FIFA World Cup travel surge.
HITEC Paris 2026 Debuts to Drive AI and Tech Innovations in European Hospitality
HITEC Paris 2026 launched together with EquipHotel to promote advanced technology solutions in Europe's hospitality industry. The event focuses on AI, cybersecurity, and future hotel innovations.
Tracking Top Memorial Day Travel Deals On Sale Now
Memorial Day sales have been extended past the holiday weekend, providing more chances to find travel discounts. Forbes is tracking these ongoing sales to highlight deals relevant to travelers.
Auckland and Christchurch Trigger Major Visitor Increase at TRENZ 2027
The TRENZ 2027 event is driving substantial growth in New Zealand’s international visitor arrivals, with Auckland and Christchurch at the core of this development. These cities are pivotal to the country’s current travel industry expansion.
Cruise Lines Impose $70 Charge for Taking Buffet Food Back to Cabins
Several cruise lines, such as Carnival, are now charging passengers $70 for taking buffet food back to their cabins. This measure is designed to limit buffet misuse and reduce food waste aboard ships.
Taiwan High-Speed Rail Disrupted by Signal Failure Near Miaoli
A signal failure near Miaoli disrupted Taiwan High Speed Rail services on routes linking Taipei, Taichung, and Kaohsiung. Full train operations have since been restored.
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Sydney Airport Faces Flight Delays and Cancellations on September 11, 2026
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MSC Cruises Introduces Global Itineraries and MSC World Asia for Indian Travellers
MSC Cruises offers Indian travellers access to global itineraries across five continents, including Mediterranean, Northern Europe, the Caribbean and Alaska. The newest ship, MSC World Asia, will begin Western Mediterranean sailings in December 2026 with seven-night itineraries.
Oceania Cruises Announces First Fully Gluten-Free Ocean Voyage in 2028
Oceania Cruises will operate the industry's first fully gluten-free ocean voyage aboard Oceania Vista in 2028. The 12-night cruise will depart from Southampton and visit ports in England, Ireland, and Scotland.