Global Passenger Growth

Miami's major cruise port is gearing up for the 2026-2027 season with a line-up of ships and yachts from the world's biggest luxury brands

IATA says proposed EU ETS changes could raise compliance costs to €280 billion while calling for stronger CORSIA and more support for sustainable aviation fuel

IATA says the next gains in aviation safety will depend on better cooperation between people, technology and global standards

Emirates has launched daily year-round flights between Helsinki and Dubai, operating the route with its Airbus A350 and offering onward connections worldwide

WTTC has unveiled the program for its 26th Global Summit in Valletta, with more than 100 speakers discussing AI, tourism, investment and travel

Alaska Airlines plans to join American’s Atlantic and Pacific Joint Businesses, expanding potential connections to Europe and Asia pending regulatory approval

Alaska Airlines is expanding its global network, premium cabins, lounges, loyalty program and cargo business under its Alaska Accelerate strategy

Mazda produced 90,105 vehicles in August, with production in Japan up 0.9% and production outside the country up 13.4%. Europe saw a 44.2% increase in sales, while the U.S. saw an 8.9% decline

Hilton is expanding its global portfolio with new hotels in Hawaii, Mexico, Spain, Singapore and Malaysia, alongside major renovations in the US

MSC Cruises has become the Global Cruises Partner of the 38th America's Cup, which will take place in Naples, Italy, in 2027

The International Air Transport Association indicates consistent growth in global aviation, with emerging markets leading the way and a gradual slowdown in the rate of growth

A special report by IATA states that this year, for the first time, the number of passengers worldwide will exceed the 5 billion mark. In the recently ended year, 28 new airlines began operating globally, while 19 ceased operations – the lowest number in a decade. How many passengers are expected to fly this year?