Travel News

The WHO reports 13 hantavirus cases linked to a cruise outbreak, including a new case in Spain. Travelers from the cruise are encouraged to monitor their health closely.

WestJet has launched a new travel insurance product called 'Cancel For Any Reason,' powered by Hopper Technology Solutions. The policy provides passengers with flexible cancellation coverage.

The Port of Seattle has approved an extended lease agreement with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, ensuring cruise operations continue at Seattle’s terminal through 2035. The lease supports increased passenger volumes and cruise traffic.

Delta Air Lines is responding to rising flight cancellations by increasing its staff to improve operational management. Passengers might expect better reliability as these changes are implemented.

Sunderland AFC supporters will have access to organised travel arranged for their attendance at upcoming Europa League fixtures. The announcement was made on 26 May 2026.

East Midlands Airport was temporarily evacuated on 26 May 2026 due to concerns about suspicious luggage. An official update on the incident was issued later that day.

Europe faced extensive flight disruptions on May 27, 2026, with over 1,600 delays and multiple cancellations. Airlines including Lufthansa, easyJet, and Ryanair saw impacts at Zurich and Amsterdam airports.

Several cruise lines have introduced fees for guests taking buffet food back to their cabins. Charges can be as high as $70 per incident, surprising many passengers.

In 2026, Mexico's cruise ports handled a record 4.8 million passengers, marking the highest volume ever for the country's cruise tourism sector. This surge underscores Mexico's strong appeal as a cruise destination.

The Dominican Republic has overtaken several Caribbean countries in attracting international tourists from key nations. Improved safety and tourist support contribute to its growing appeal.