Inside Canada’s Tourism Boom: How Visitors Explore in 2026
Tourism in Canada is setting new records as domestic and international visitors flock to its cities, parks, and cultural experiences. Here is how to navigate it.
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Landslide Risk Forces Cruise Ships Out of Alaska’s Tracy Arm
A massive 2025 landslide and lingering tsunami danger have led major cruise lines to pull Tracy Arm Fjord from all large-ship Alaska itineraries in 2026.
Jet Fuel Squeeze Threatens Europe’s Peak Summer Flights
Jet fuel supply shocks and surging costs are forcing European airlines to trim summer schedules, lifting fares and raising the risk of last‑minute disruptions.
Flight Disruptions Snarl São Paulo Guarulhos Routes
São Paulo–Guarulhos International Airport has logged 53 delays and three cancellations, unsettling LATAM, Azul, and GOL services to Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, and Lima.
Jet2 Issues UK–Portugal Travel Alert Amid Faro Airport Delays
UK holidaymakers heading to Portugal’s Algarve face potential disruption as Jet2 warns of lengthy queues and possible flight delays at busy Faro Airport.
UK travellers warned over costly travel money conversion trap
UK holidaymakers are being urged to avoid a common travel money mistake abroad, as experts highlight how one payment choice can quietly add 10% to trip costs.
Europe Hotel Bookings Surge as Middle East Tensions Reshape 2026 Travel
Hotel bookings across Europe are rising as Middle East tensions, higher fuel costs and shifting demand patterns push more travelers toward the continent in 2026.
FTAN backs Katsina push to unlock northern tourism potential
Katsina is emerging as a testing ground for how Nigeria’s private tourism sector, led by FTAN, can turn security gains into sustainable travel growth.
Dubai–India flight caps extend to May 2026, jolting tourism
New flight caps between Dubai and India, in place until May 31, 2026, are squeezing capacity, driving up fares and unsettling a critical tourism corridor.
Floods Cripple Angola’s Lobito Railway and Tourism Hub
Torrential rains in Benguela province have warped tracks, collapsed bridges and halted Lobito Corridor trains, unsettling Angola’s tourism ambitions and regional trade links.
JW Marriott Bengaluru Names Balachandar K Executive Sous Chef
JW Marriott Hotel Bengaluru has appointed chef Balachandar K as executive sous chef, strengthening its culinary leadership with his diverse international and Indian experience.
Madagascar Tourism Holds Steady Amid Global Energy Shock
Madagascar’s tourism rebound continues even as a fresh energy emergency exposes structural vulnerabilities and a volatile global fuel market reshapes the cost of travel.
Albania’s Tourism Boom Turns Europe’s Secret Into a Star
Albania’s visitor boom is reshaping European travel, as record arrivals, low costs and new routes push the once-overlooked Balkan nation toward global hotspot status.
Phu Quoc Emerges as Value Hotspot for Indian Tourists
Vietnam’s Phu Quoc Island is rapidly gaining visibility among Indian travelers, offering visa-free access, distinctive experiences and strong value compared with regional beach rivals.
Türkiye Deepens European Ties To Power Tourism In 2026
Türkiye is doubling down on its biggest European partners, capacity deals and new marketing to hit ambitious tourism revenue and visitor goals through 2026.