Royal Caribbean Extends Shanghai Rolex Masters Deal Through 2027
Royal Caribbean has renewed its sponsorship of the Shanghai Rolex Masters, strengthening its China strategy and linking cruises with elite tennis for the 2026 and 2027 tournaments.
William Daniels
William writes about travel from the ground up. His work focuses on remote routes, working ports, border crossings, ferry lines, and the landscapes that shape how people move across regions.
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Berlin set for new direct rail link to Copenhagen and Oslo
From 2028, a new Berlin–Copenhagen–Oslo service will knit northern Europe closer together, promising faster journeys, greater comfort and sweeping Scandinavian and Baltic Sea views.
Australian Tourism Exchange 2026 Opens in Adelaide
Australian Tourism Exchange 2026 opens in Adelaide, uniting global travel buyers and Australian operators in a major push to accelerate international visitor growth.
ONYX, LH Bank Back EQ Phuket Luxury Resort on Kata Beach
ONYX Hospitality Group and LH Bank have formalised financing for EQ Phuket, a new luxury beachfront resort on Kata Beach in Phuket, slated to open by 2028.
Delays and Cancellations Snarl Travel at Montreal-Trudeau
Dozens of flight delays and cancellations at Montreal-Trudeau International Airport are disrupting travel across Canada and the United States, affecting major carriers and regional links.
Southern Railway adds summer specials on Chennai–Kanyakumari route
Southern Railway has introduced special summer trains between Chennai Egmore and Kanyakumari to ease seasonal congestion and improve connectivity to Tamil Nadu’s southern tip.
America250 and Route 66 Put RV Travel in High Gear
With America250 celebrations and Route 66’s centennial converging in 2026, tourism planners are banking on a fresh wave of RV travel across the United States.
Zanzibar’s Bawe Island Joins Leading Hotels Luxury Roster
Bawe Island, a private-island retreat off Zanzibar, has joined The Leading Hotels of the World, underscoring the archipelago’s rise as a high-end Indian Ocean escape.
Canada’s Hotel Pipeline Hits Record High in Q1 2026
Canada’s hotel construction pipeline reached record levels in early 2026, with luxury and upper-upscale projects leading a nationwide push to expand premium tourism capacity.
Brussels Airport Border Delays Put Summer Tourism Under Strain
Brussels tourism faces renewed pressure as long queues at airport border control collide with rising passenger numbers and the EU’s new Entry/Exit System.
Tianjin Tourism Eyes Cruise Boost as Adora Mediterranea Returns
Adora Mediterranea’s 2026 deployment from Tianjin toward key South Korean ports is set to deepen North Asia’s cruise corridor and lift the city’s visitor economy.
45 Million Americans to Travel This Memorial Day
AAA forecasts 45 million Memorial Day travelers, topping last year’s record, as higher gas prices and rising airfares reshape how Americans hit the road.
Klook-Korail Tie-Up Brings Real-Time Rail Booking to Korea
Klook’s new integration with Korea Railroad Corporation adds real-time booking and broader rail access, aiming to push international visitors beyond Seoul into regional Korea.
Bahamas, UN Tourism Team Up to Reimagine Caribbean Travel
The Bahamas and UN Tourism are deepening ties through an innovation challenge and sustainability partnerships that aim to transform tourism models across the Caribbean.
Brazil and China Expand 30-Day Visa-Free Travel
A new reciprocal 30-day visa-free regime between Brazil and China is set to boost tourism, revive air links, and deepen cultural and economic ties.