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Death at Sea: Inside the Hantavirus Outbreak That Shook the Cruise World May 10, 2026
A deadly hantavirus outbreak aboard the luxury expedition cruise ship MV Hondius has triggered international panic, emergency evacuations and renewed fears about disease at sea. Passengers documented isolation, uncertainty and fear in real time, exposing how fragile public trust in cruises, tourism and global health systems remains after COVID. SOURCE: Death at Sea: Inside the […]
Caribbean Innovation Takes Center Stage at UN Tourism Bahamas Challenge May 10, 2026
UN Tourism and The Bahamas have launched a groundbreaking initiative highlighting Caribbean innovators advancing resilient tourism solutions. The Bahamas Sustainable Islands Challenge recognized entrepreneurs in sustainability, marine conservation, green technology, and community tourism while reinforcing regional collaboration and the Caribbean’s growing leadership in tourism resilience and innovation. SOURCE: Caribbean Innovation Takes Center Stage at UN […]
Cruise Industry on Alert After Norovirus Spreads Aboard Caribbean Princess May 9, 2026
More than 100 passengers and crew aboard the Caribbean Princess were sickened during a norovirus outbreak that has reignited concerns about cruise ship sanitation and global tourism health risks. The incident highlights how rapidly infectious diseases spread at sea and the growing challenge facing the cruise industry worldwide. SOURCE: Cruise Industry on Alert After Norovirus […]
UWA Takes Over Management of Bugoma Central Forest Reserve May 9, 2026
Uganda Wildlife Authority has officially assumed management of Bugoma Central Forest Reserve following a directive from President Museveni. The government says the move aims to stop forest degradation, strengthen conservation enforcement, and pave the way for the forest’s possible upgrade into a national park. SOURCE: UWA Takes Over Management of Bugoma Central Forest Reserve BY: […]
How PATA Travel News Defined the Golden Age of Asia-Pacific Tourism May 9, 2026
As Pacific Asia Travel Association celebrates its 75th anniversary, this retrospective revisits the pioneering role of PATA Travel News, a magazine that chronicled the Golden Age of Asia-Pacific tourism with rare editorial freedom, intellectual depth and fearless reporting on politics, pandemics, technology and emerging travel trends. SOURCE: How PATA Travel News Defined the Golden Age […]
Sabah Tourism at a Crossroads: Growth, Sustainability and Economic Importance May 9, 2026
Sabah’s tourism industry continues to drive billions in economic growth while attracting millions of domestic and international visitors. However, rising tourist arrivals are increasing pressure on infrastructure, environmental conservation and sustainability. The state now faces the challenge of balancing tourism expansion with long-term ecological protection and economic resilience. SOURCE: Sabah Tourism at a Crossroads: Growth, […]
On the Nile, the US Quietly Re-Entered the Global Tourism Arena Through WTTC May 8, 2026
The WTTC Leadership Cruise in Egypt became far more than a tourism summit. By hosting U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Tourism Nick Adams’ first major international address, WTTC positioned itself as the key bridge reconnecting America to global tourism leadership amid rising geopolitical tensions and economic transformation. SOURCE: On the Nile, the US Quietly Re-Entered […]
Debate Intensifies Over ICE Enforcement During FIFA World Cup 2026 in the United States May 8, 2026
Immigrant advocates in Florida are demanding formal guarantees that immigration enforcement operations will not target FIFA World Cup venues or visitors during the 2026 tournament in Miami. Advocacy groups say private assurances are insufficient, while tourism leaders argue fears for international visitors may be overstated despite broader concerns about U.S. immigration policies. SOURCE: Debate Intensifies […]
Oxford Economics Says Middle East Tourism Boom Is Far From Over May 8, 2026
Oxford Economics says the Middle East remains one of the world’s strongest long-term tourism growth markets despite geopolitical tensions. Massive investment in aviation, luxury resorts, and mega tourism projects across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar is expected to reshape global travel flows and position the Gulf as a dominant tourism hub. SOURCE: Oxford Economics […]
Paradise or Provocation? The World’s Most Controversial and Unusual Resorts May 8, 2026
Luxury resorts are no longer just escapes — they’re global talking points. From Montenegro’s controversial private island reopening to underwater hotels and former prison stays, these unique destinations blur the line between innovation and excess, raising questions about sustainability, exclusivity, overtourism, and the future of luxury travel worldwide. SOURCE: Paradise or Provocation? The World’s Most […]

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