Springhill Hotel Kilkenny Opens Post €10 Million Transformation
The Springhill Hotel in Kilkenny has reopened after a €10 million refurbishment. The upgrade offers travelers in the area improved hotel accommodations following the transformation.
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A new bill introduced by the Social Democrats in the Seanad aims to prevent US military use of Shannon Airport and Irish airspace. The proposal targets limits on military operations within these areas.
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Travel Disruption Warning at Six US East Coast Airports from United Airlines
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ITB China 2026 Opens with Expanded Exhibitor and Business Networking
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IHG Brings Vignette Collection to London with Canary Wharf Property
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Hantavirus Cases Rise After Cruise Ship Quarantine in Spain
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CATO Urges Support for Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada
The Canadian Association of Tour Operators has expressed significant support for the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada. CATO urged the tourism industry and government to enhance their backing of Indigenous tourism efforts.
Air Canada, PAL & Jazz Cancel Flights in Toronto and Vancouver
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Indigenous Approaches Offer Regenerative Tourism Shift in Canada
Canada's tourism industry largely remains influenced by colonial-era travel routes. Emerging Indigenous-led regenerative tourism approaches are being presented as alternative futures for the sector.
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4,896 Flights Delayed and 126 Canceled Across US on July 18, 2026
On July 18, 2026, nearly 4,900 flights were delayed and 126 cancelled across major US airports including Chicago O’Hare and JFK. Wildfire smoke and FAA staffing shortages caused the widespread disruptions.
4,896 Delays and 126 Flight Cancellations Hit US Airports on July 18, 2026
Nearly 4,900 flights were delayed and 126 cancelled across US airports on July 18, 2026, with Chicago O’Hare experiencing the most disruptions. Wildfire smoke from Canada reduced visibility and air quality, affecting major hubs and airlines like Southwest and American.
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Severe storms in Texas caused over 3,600 flight delays and 83 cancellations nationwide on July 15, 2026. FAA ground stops at Dallas-Fort Worth and Dallas Love Field airports led to extended delays averaging 90 minutes.