Inside Mississippi’s $18 Billion Tourism Boom
Mississippi’s tourism industry hits an $18 billion milestone as cultural heritage, small city revivals and America 250 planning push the state onto the global stage.
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France Flight Chaos Leaves Hundreds Stranded at Major Hubs
Hundreds of travellers were stranded across France today as Paris, Lyon, Marseille and Nice logged 538 delayed and 21 cancelled flights, disrupting major European airlines.
New York City Leads Urban Spring Break Travel Shift
Spring break 2026 is steering travelers toward big US cities, with New York City joining Austin, Los Angeles, Chicago and Miami as demand surges.
Railways boosts long routes with new special trains
Indian Railways is expanding special long distance services to strengthen links between southern, eastern and northeastern regions ahead of the busy summer season.
Route 66 Turns 100: Why the World Is Coming to the Mother Road
As Route 66 marks its centennial in 2026, communities from Illinois to California are unveiling festivals, exhibits and restorations that are drawing global road trippers.
Flight Chaos Hits Mexico City and Monterrey Hubs
Dozens of delays and cancellations at Mexico City and Monterrey airports are disrupting travel as multiple Mexican and international airlines adjust operations.
Skip The Drake: Polar Latitudes Launches Ocean Nova Fly-Cruises
Polar Latitudes is introducing new Ocean Nova fly-cruise expeditions from 2028, letting travelers bypass the Drake Passage and reach Antarctica in just hours.
ÖBB and Styria Launch Green Taurus to Promote Rail Tourism
A newly branded Taurus locomotive puts Styria’s “Green Heart” identity on the rails, highlighting climate friendly travel options across Austria and the wider region.
AirAsia X Nears Full Recovery With 18.9m Passengers in 1Q 2026
AirAsia X’s newly consolidated group reports 18.9 million passengers in early 2026, with Indonesia added to a fast‑rebounding network across seven key Asian markets.
Flight Chaos Hits Gulf Hubs as Delays Ripple Across Region
Severe disruption across UAE and Saudi Arabian airports has left travelers stranded, with multiple Gulf carriers reporting cancellations, rolling delays and fluid schedules.
How San Marcos Fair Supercharges Tourism in Aguascalientes
Mexico’s biggest fair turns Aguascalientes into a monthlong tourism engine, driving billions of pesos in spending and anchoring a year‑round visitor strategy.
MSC Poesia Readies for Alaska 2026 With Major Upgrades
MSC Poesia is emerging from dry dock with new venues, upgraded dining and the addition of MSC Yacht Club ahead of MSC Cruises’ inaugural Alaska season.
Seattle’s 2026 World Cup Tourism Outlook Shows Mixed Signals
As Seattle prepares to host six World Cup matches in 2026, robust domestic demand collides with uneven international recovery and shifting global travel patterns.
Pennsylvania Emerges as America’s New Mega Event Powerhouse
With the 2026 World Cup, NFL Draft and America250 on the horizon, Pennsylvania is rapidly positioning itself as a premier stage for mega events and tourism.