Switzerland travel advisory, Middle East travel, Iran tensions: New guidance urges caution, flexible bookings and travel readiness for tourists.
Flight canceled, jet fuel costs, passenger rights: What travelers should do about refunds, rebooking and travel delays during airline disruptions.
Australia long-haul travel, Europe routes, airline rerouting: Passengers shift via Asia and North America as Middle East capacity changes.
Guyana Four Points hotel, Georgetown hotel opening, Guyana tourism: New 172-room hotel boosts events, sustainability and hospitality growth.
VIONE Paros, SWOT Hospitality, luxury hotel Paros: Five-star adults-friendly resort reopens with new dining and wellness experiences.
TUI expansion, new destinations, Asia Africa tourism: TUI grows hotel portfolio with new resorts in China, Japan, Morocco, Gambia and Cape Verde.
IHG Europe expansion, new hotels Europe, Holiday Inn growth: IHG adds 11 hotels in Germany, Belgium and France by 2027.
Cape Town is preparing for a major boost in global cruise tourism as Mein Schiff 5 is set to operate new African voyages from the city during the 2027–28 season. The deployment positions South Africa’s most visited city as a rising international homeport and gives travelers fresh opportunities to explore southern Africa and the Indian
Capital Jazz and its owner, Clifford Hunte, are facing consumer protection charges in Maryland after more than 100 passengers were allegedly left without refunds following the cancellation of the 2026 SuperCruise. State authorities say at least 103 customers are still owed a combined $642,240 for the canceled Caribbean music charter, triggering a new legal battle
JW Marriott Mathura, Kosi Kalan resort, luxury tourism India: New premium resort near Mathura and Vrindavan set to open in 2029.
Londonderry and Donegal are set for a major tourism boost after Foyle Port officially opened its 2026 cruise season with the inaugural arrival of Ponant’s luxury expedition vessel Le Lapérouse. The milestone call on April 16 marks the start of the port’s longest cruise season on record, running through September 19 and bringing growing international
Vancouver is preparing for its biggest cruise season on record as the Port of Vancouver celebrates two major milestones: 40 years of operations at Canada Place and 30 million passengers welcomed through the terminal since 1986. Officials expect around 1.4 million cruise visitors in 2026, a projected 19 percent increase from the previous year, reinforcing
