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St. Vincent and the Grenadines announces a US$20 million investment to revitalize tourist sites and enhance visitor experience, aiming to boost stays and benefit local communities.
Cathay Pacific will restart nonstop flights between Hong Kong and Seattle beginning March 30, 2026, expanding its North America network with weekly service.
Sabre unveiled new agentic AI solutions that allow travel agencies to integrate fully autonomous AI agents that shop, book, service and optimize travel in real time.
Marriott International and Hawkins Way Capital have inked five agreements to roll out their new Series by Marriott lifestyle brand across the U.S., targeting design-forward, flexible hospitality in key markets.
A ransomware attack targeting software used by multiple European airports has caused major delays and cancellations; Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin are among the hardest hit.
Air New Zealand launches a sweepstakes offering a premium trip for two to Hobbiton and Auckland, including roundtrip flights and behind-the-scenes access, aiming to inspire travel to Middle-Earth.
Navan, the travel and expense management unicorn formerly known as TripActions, has filed for an IPO, revealing rapid growth, heavy investment in AI, and the challenges of turning profitability in a competitive market.
American Cruise Lines unveils two fresh 8- to 11-day U.S. itineraries for 2026 and teases a third for 2027, adding routes along the Mississippi, Gulf Coast, and Tennessee rivers.
Direct Travel plans to acquire ATPI, bringing together two major travel agencies to create a powerhouse with combined revenue approaching US$6 billion and enhanced global reach.
Air Canada will launch three new transborder routes in summer 2026: Toronto-San Antonio, Montreal-Cleveland, and Montreal-Columbus, boosting cross-border travel options and capacity.