Shakira and Burna Boy Open World Cup as Mexico City Takes Global Stage
The FIFA World Cup 2026 opening ceremony turned Mexico City into a global travel and culture showcase, led by Shakira, Burna Boy and Latin American artists.
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Travel + Leisure Co. Kicks Off Soccer-Themed Fan Events at Select Resorts
Travel + Leisure Co. launches Countdown to Kickoff, a series of soccer-themed fan events at select vacation club resorts in North America.
Hard Rock and Messi Turn World Cup Fever Into Hotel Experiences
Hard Rock International is using its Messi partnership to turn World Cup demand into hotel stays, fan experiences, themed dining and loyalty rewards.
American Airlines Opens Nine High-Tech Gates at DFW
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Laura Mitchell
• 3 mins read
American Airlines has opened nine new electronic boarding gates at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, marking a major step in its Terminal C rebuild.
Delano Miami Beach Reopens After $100 Million Restoration
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Eleanor Price
• 3 mins read
Delano Miami Beach has reopened after a major restoration, returning one of South Beach’s defining hotels with new restaurants, a members club and updated rooms.
U.S. to Test $750 Fast-Track Visa Appointment Fee
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Christopher Lane
• 4 mins read
The U.S. State Department will test a paid expedited appointment option for certain B-1/B-2 visa applicants, adding a premium layer to an already strained travel visa system.
People Inc. Makes $18 Billion Offer for MGM Resorts
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Andrew Collins
• 3 mins read
People Inc. has proposed buying the rest of MGM Resorts in a deal valuing the casino operator at more than $18 billion, adding to a wave of gaming sector consolidation.
World of Hyatt is Serving Member-Exclusive Experiences with Brand Ambassador Jessica Pegula and The Player’s Box Podcast in Iconic Tennis Series
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Yuliya Karotkaya
• 4 mins read
World of Hyatt takes center court with The Player’s Box hosts, including brand ambassador Jessica Pegula, for a series of money-can’t-buy live podcast recordings, ahead of iconic tennis tournaments in Paris, London, and NYC.
June Events Across the United States Give Travelers a Full Early Summer Calendar
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Victoria Hayes
• 6 mins read
From music festivals and Juneteenth celebrations to rodeos, baseball, and regional heritage events, June gives U.S. travelers a wide range of reasons to plan short summer trips. The calendar shows how local culture remains a strong driver of domestic travel.
Caesars Agrees to $17.6 Billion Takeover by Fertitta Entertainment
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Andrew Collins
• 3 mins read
Caesars Entertainment has agreed to be acquired by Fertitta Entertainment in a deal valued at $17.6 billion, including assumed debt.
Marriott Expands Hotel Day Access Through ResortPass Agreement
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Eleanor Price
• 3 mins read
Marriott International has signed an agreement with ResortPass to expand day access to hotel pools, spas and wellness amenities without overnight stays.
ResortPass and Marriott International Sign Agreement
By
Yuliya Karotkaya
• 2 mins read
New agreement signals the rise of day-access as a high‑value revenue stream across hospitality and spa.
Airbnb Leads $58 Million WeRoad Funding Round as Group Travel Startup Plans U.S. Expansion
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Marcus Bennett
• 3 mins read
Airbnb has led a $58 million Series C round for WeRoad, backing the Italian group travel startup as it prepares to expand into the U.S. market.
Viking Takes Delivery of Newest Ocean Ship
By
Yuliya Karotkaya
• 4 mins read
The New Viking Mira Joins Award-Winning Fleet of Sister Ships
NYC Hotels and Union Reach Tentative Contract Agreement
By
Eleanor Price
• 2 mins read
By
Eleanor Price
• 2 mins read
New York City hotel owners and union leaders have reached a tentative eight-year labor agreement covering about 27,000 workers. The deal could prevent a strike at a critical moment for the city’s hospitality sector ahead of the FIFA World Cup period.