An extremely strong earthquake of magnitude 7.6 has been recorded off the coast of northern Japan. There are fears of powerful tsunami waves. Reports of waves as high as three meters expected
Port Canaveral is now the world’s busiest cruise port, topping 8.6 million passengers in 2025 and setting a new record as it continues expanding its terminals and facilities; CEO: "Earning this distinction is a direct reflection of our ongoing commitment"
The IATA report for October 2025 indicates a sharp increase in global flight demand, with growth of 6.6% and the highest monthly occupancy figures ever recorded. Find out which region is in the lead
The US Transportation Security Administration wrapped up one of the busiest holidays in its history with approximately 18 million passengers passing through airports in 6 days; one day broke the all-time record
October 2025 marked record tourism for Cyprus with 537,744 visitors, a 17% increase from last year; the island transitions into an international aviation and tourism hub, with numerous weekly flights and new routes from the Gulf and Eastern Europe, aiming for year-round tourism
Norse Atlantic Airlines saw rising passenger numbers and strong load factors above 90%, yet still reported a Q3 net loss while continuing its strategic ACMI expansion
UN Tourism data shows Brazil leading the world in arrival growth, hitting record visitor numbers as international interest surges; the 45% rise in arrivals confirms the strong post-pandemic rebound and success of the new promotional strategy
"What's possible when we lead with purpose": Amtrak closed out 2025 with its best ridership and revenue ever, new routes drawing big crowds, and major upgrades pushing U.S. rail into a new era
The three-day exhibition in London, the largest in WTM history, hosted more than 40,000 business meetings expected to generate deals worth £2.2 billion; over 5,500 buyers were recorded
Earthquakes have been ongoing in Cyprus for about 48 hours. After two significant tremors, the country recorded weak aftershocks; residents fear a more powerful tremor could come
