Travel News

Canada's health minister has affirmed the continuation of Ebola-related travel suspensions affecting three African countries. The restrictions remain part of efforts to prevent disease spread.

A Ghanaian mother and her child were detained for several days at a Canadian airport despite holding valid visas. Lawyers have raised concerns about the immigration processing and detainee treatment.

Breeze Airways has launched a sale offering one-way flights starting at $30 without the need for a promo code. The discounted fares apply to multiple routes operated by the airline.

WestJet has rolled out new cancellation technology to help passengers during flight disruptions. The system aims to improve support and ease the cancellation process for travelers.

A bill targeting investments in high-speed passenger rail infrastructure has been reintroduced in the U.S. House. The measure aims to support expanded rail connectivity nationwide.

The FBI and Charlotte Police conducted a raid on a hotel in Sugar Creek, South Carolina on May 28, 2026. Local residents hope this leads to stronger security measures in the area.

Denver International Airport put a temporary ground stop in place on May 28, 2026, due to thunderstorms over Colorado's Front Range. This led to delays and flight suspensions impacting travelers at the airport.

Starting late May 2026, JFK Airport has implemented Ebola screening targeting travelers from affected countries. Passengers arriving from these regions may face additional health checks.

Mews and SiteMinder have launched a fully integrated hotel technology platform powered by artificial intelligence. The new system unifies multiple hotel tools to improve operational efficiency.

A prominent Silicon Valley convention center is experiencing ineffective oversight, with persistent questions about how its operations are managed. These concerns continue to affect confidence in the venue’s administration.