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Canada's Hotel Occupancy Declines in June 2026 Despite Major Events Boosting Regional Gains

Canada's Hotel Occupancy Declines in June 2026 Despite Major Events Boosting Regional Gains

Canada's Hotel Occupancy Declines in June 2026 Despite Major Events Boosting Regional Gains

Abra and Etihad Forge Partnership to Enhance Connectivity Between Latin America and Middle East

Abra and Etihad Forge Partnership to Enhance Connectivity Between Latin America and Middle East

Abra Group, the parent company of Avianca and Gol, has signed a preliminary partnership agreement with Etihad Airways to enhance connectivity between Latin America, the Middle East, and Asia. The partnership aims to expand cooperation through reciprocal loyalty benefits, commercial collaboration, and codeshare agreements, with plans to launch these initiatives in 2026. Additionally, Gol and Etihad are considering a potential dry lease of an Airbus A330-900, with a target start date in November. Spanish charter carrier Wamos Air, part of Abra, is expected to support Etihad's expansion plans.

153-year-old footwear retailer quietly closes 40 stores

153-year-old footwear retailer quietly closes 40 stores

With operating costs high and consumer sentiment waning, even some of the most well-known fashion brands have had a tough 2026. More than 100 years after it was established out of Seattle in 1920, outdoor clothing and recreation gear Eddie Bauer filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in February 2026. ...

Travel Experts Highlight Underrated U.S. Destinations Amid Shifts in Tourism Trends

Travel Experts Highlight Underrated U.S. Destinations Amid Shifts in Tourism Trends

Travel Experts Highlight Underrated U.S. Destinations Amid Shifts in Tourism Trends

Icelandair Reports Loss Due to Rising Fuel Costs, Plans Strategic Adjustments

Icelandair Reports Loss Due to Rising Fuel Costs, Plans Strategic Adjustments

Icelandair Reports Loss Due to Rising Fuel Costs, Plans Strategic Adjustments

APT Travel Group Launches New River Ship Ostara in Vienna, Signaling Future Growth

APT Travel Group Launches New River Ship Ostara in Vienna, Signaling Future Growth

APT Travel Group Launches New River Ship Ostara in Vienna, Signaling Future Growth

European River Cruises Disrupted by Low Water Levels Amid Drought

European River Cruises Disrupted by Low Water Levels Amid Drought

European river cruises are facing significant disruptions due to record low water levels caused by a severe drought. Major rivers like the Danube and Rhine have become impassable in sections, affecting both commercial shipping and the river cruise industry. Cruise lines such as AmaWaterways and Avalon Waterways have had to reroute cruises, change embarkation and debarkation ports, and transport passengers by bus. The situation is particularly impactful for Hungary's travel industry, which relies heavily on river cruises. The drought has also led to increased operational costs for cargo shipping, as vessels must reduce loads or use multiple ships for a single shipment.

Alabama Reports Record High Job Numbers Amid Rising Unemployment

Alabama Reports Record High Job Numbers Amid Rising Unemployment

Alabama Reports Record High Job Numbers Amid Rising Unemployment

Economist Nouriel Roubini Predicts Shift to Universal Basic Income Amid AI Advancements

Economist Nouriel Roubini Predicts Shift to Universal Basic Income Amid AI Advancements

Economist Nouriel Roubini Predicts Shift to Universal Basic Income Amid AI Advancements

Key auto parts maker closes factory, lays off 325 workers

Key auto parts maker closes factory, lays off 325 workers

The companies behind some of the biggest car brands do not make every component of their vehicles. Instead, automakers rely on a vast network of suppliers to manufacture everything from seats and tires to semiconductors, windshields, door glass, and rear windows. However, while people know names ...

Varenna Enforces Fines for Tourists in Swimwear to Preserve Local Image

Varenna Enforces Fines for Tourists in Swimwear to Preserve Local Image

The Italian village of Varenna, located by Lake Como, has implemented new regulations to address concerns over tourists wearing swimwear in public areas. As of June 27, tourists found wandering the town in bikinis or with bare chests can be fined between €50 and €200, approximately $57 to $228. This measure is part of amendments to the urban police regulations aimed at preserving the town's appearance and ensuring the comfort of its residents. Varenna, a small fishing village with a population of 650, attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists annually. The local authorities have also capped tour group sizes to 25 people and imposed fines for the use of loudspeakers, further emphasizing the need for respectful tourism practices.

Travel Industry Warns of Hidden Costs in Budget Travel Deals

Travel Industry Warns of Hidden Costs in Budget Travel Deals

Travel Industry Warns of Hidden Costs in Budget Travel Deals