Ireland Sets 2026–2029 Tourism Course on Sustainability
Ireland’s new 2026–2029 tourism vision ties growth to climate targets, regional balance and resilience, reshaping how the country courts visitors and investment.
Vanessa Buasini
Based in Southampton, one of Europe’s busiest cruise hubs, Vanessa follows cruise line announcements and maritime travel trends. Her reporting helps readers stay informed about the ships, ports, and operational changes shaping the cruise world.
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Mexico Secures 11th Place in TTW 2026 Safety Index
Mexico’s 11th place in Travel and Tour World’s 2026 Safety Index highlights a shifting narrative around security in its top destinations and tourism strategy.
Mississippi’s Preterm Birth Crisis Exposes Deepening Care Gaps
New data show Mississippi with the nation’s highest preterm birth rate, as maternity-care deserts, hospital closures and racial inequities widen an already stark health divide.
Seabourn Puts Greenland and Iceland at Heart of 2028 Arctic
Seabourn’s 2028 Arctic program concentrates on Greenland and Iceland, pairing ultra-luxury expedition ships with remote landings, Zodiac tours and a landmark Pole to Pole journey.
American Eagle Jet Diverts to Indiana After Triple Missed Approach
An American Eagle regional jet diverted to Indiana after storms forced three missed approaches and triggered a fuel emergency, according to flight tracking data and media reports.
Ferragosto Travel Surge Packs Rome and Florence
Italy’s mid‑August Ferragosto holidays are driving a fresh tourism surge, packing Rome and Florence with foreign visitors, full hotels, busy museums and crowded transport.
Iceland and Spain Compete for 2026 Eclipse Travelers
The August 12, 2026 total solar eclipse is turning Reykjavík and Bilbao into unlikely rival hotspots as tour operators, airlines and cities brace for a rare tourism surge.
Lloyd’s Register 3D Design Guidance Reshapes Cruise Ship Future
Lloyd’s Register’s new digital 3D ship design guidance signals a shift toward model-based approvals, promising faster, safer and greener cruise ship construction worldwide.
Malaysia Guide Exams Highlight Borneo Licensing Shake-up
New regional guide exams and licensing rules in Borneo are reshaping how Kota Kinabalu tour leaders qualify, train and renew credentials across Sabah and Sarawak.
Copa Airlines Deepens Jamaica Links as Costs Pinch Profits
Copa Airlines is expanding Jamaica connectivity from its Panama hub as Jamaica’s Latin American arrivals surge, even as higher fuel costs weigh on airline profits.
Costa Rica Weighs Cannabis Tourism Boom Against Legal Risks
Costa Rica’s evolving cannabis rules hint at major tourism potential, but a murky line between decriminalized use and strict trafficking laws could upend dream vacations.
Guyana Tourism Sets New July Record on Culture and Cricket
Guyana has posted record July visitor numbers as heritage festivals, sport tourism and new air links draw more travelers seeking culture-rich, nature-based getaways.
Azamara Adds 36 New AzAmazing Evenings to 2027 Lineup
Azamara’s 2027 deployment expands with 36 new AzAmazing Evenings, deepening destination immersion across world cruises, grand voyages and country‑focused sailings.
Three Little Bears Retreat Launches Safari-Style Smokies Escape
Three Little Bears Retreat debuts near Great Smoky Mountains National Park, pairing luxury private cabins with guided safari-style adventures and conservation-focused experiences.
Delhi Metro hits 99.95% on-time record as NCR network grows
Delhi Metro’s 99.95% punctuality in 2026 highlights its role as the capital region’s core travel backbone, even as the network expands deeper into NCR cities.