Flight Chaos Grounds Thousands Across Major US Hubs
More than 171 flights were canceled and 4,400 delayed across U.S. airports as multiple airlines grappled with storms, staffing gaps and technical strains.
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Japan Rail Pass price hike reshapes 2026 Shinkansen travel
From October 2026, Japan Rail Pass prices will rise again, testing the appeal of unlimited Shinkansen travel for value‑conscious visitors across Japan.
Canada Flight Disruptions Hit Eight Cities, Hundreds Delayed
Hundreds of passengers across Canada faced major travel headaches as eight key airports reported 32 flight cancellations and 403 delays affecting multiple airlines.
Barcelona Doubles Tourist Tax to Tackle Crowds and Housing
Barcelona has sharply increased its tourist tax from April 1, 2026, aiming to curb overtourism and channel more revenue into housing and city services.
Grenada Travel 2026: Spice Island Lures Canadian Luxury Market
Grenada is sharpening its tourism pitch for 2026, targeting Canadian travelers with easier airlift, upscale resorts and immersive cultural experiences branded under “The Spice Is Nice.”
Orlando Flight Delays Snarl Travel for Hundreds of Passengers
More than 200 delays and a dozen cancellations at Orlando International are disrupting travel on Spirit, Frontier, JetBlue, Southwest and others across North America.
Mandarin Oriental The Landmark Returns to Central in June
Mandarin Oriental The Landmark reopens on June 1 with new rooms, dining and wellness spaces, redefining ultra-luxury stays in Hong Kong’s Central district.
China’s 2026 Tourism Boom Powers Domestic Travel Surge
Record-breaking trips, rising holiday revenues and aggressive regional investment are redefining China’s domestic tourism landscape in 2026, even as travelers remain value-conscious.
TSA Travel 2026: How Digital ID and Face Scans Change Security
In 2026, TSA is accelerating digital ID and facial recognition at checkpoints. Here is how the new systems work, where they are live, and what travelers can do now.
Barcelona Hikes Visitor Tax in 2026 as Housing Anger Grows
Barcelona has doubled its tourist tax from April 2026, linking new revenue to housing policies as the city confronts overtourism and mounting local backlash.
Mass Delays at Atlanta Airport Snarl Global Flight Network
More than 260 flights at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson face delays or cancellations, stranding travelers and disrupting routes to Canada, Europe and Asia.
Jakarta becomes Southeast Asia’s new urban safety benchmark
Jakarta’s leap in regional safety rankings is reshaping how travelers view Indonesia’s capital, boosting confidence and redirecting Southeast Asia trip planning.
Spain’s 2026 Tourism Outlook Rises Amid Global Uncertainty
Early 2026 data and industry forecasts point to continued tourism growth in Spain as Middle East tensions and Red Sea disruptions reshape global travel flows.
Philippines Tourism Braces for Fuel Shock from Iran Energy Crisis
Soaring fuel costs and a weakening peso are beginning to reshape travel costs, routes and demand in the Philippines as the Iran-linked energy crisis deepens.
Sydney Airport Chaos Tests Australia’s Tourism Rebound
Severe flight disruptions at Sydney Airport are rippling across Australia’s tourism sector, stranding passengers, squeezing airlines and raising new questions over the country’s aviation resilience.