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Europe's Travel Summit: Overtourism, Record Flights and Cruise Greening on Agenda (opens the original)
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European tourism is running hotter than ever — and the arguments about what to do with that heat are going to be had publicly, free, and on the record tomorrow. The Euronews Travel and Tourism Summit convenes Tuesday in Brussels with a lineup that puts a sitting prime minister, the head of the world's largest privately held cruise company, aviation-sector leaders, and the EU lawmakers behind Europe's first sustainable tourism strategy all on the same stage in a single day — and anyone can watch.
Carnival Sunshine Departs Norfolk a Day Late: Bimini Canceled, One Night Refunded (opens the original)
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Carnival Sunshine is sailing from Norfolk, Virginia, today — Monday, September 28 — one full day behind its original schedule, after the inbound Canada voyage was forced offshore by a powerful nor'easter that battered the Atlantic seaboard all weekend. The 3,002-guest ship's Bahamas cruise has been cut from six nights to five, Bimini is off the itinerary entirely, and Carnival is refunding guests one prorated day of cruise fare along with a day's worth of amenity packages and gratuities. The del
Brilliant Lady Swaps All Three Mexico Ports for California After Hurricane Polo (opens the original)
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Virgin Voyages has replaced every Mexican port on Brilliant Lady's current seven-night sailing with California and Baja ports after Category 5 Pacific hurricane Polo made the southbound route unsafe, the company announced on September 25. Up to 2,770 passengers who boarded in Los Angeles today will reach San Francisco on September 28, San Diego on September 30, Catalina Island on October 1, and Ensenada on October 2 — departing and returning as originally scheduled. The notice, signed by Virgin
Iranian Airlines Cut Off From UAE Airports as US Sanctions Hit Global Aviation (opens the original)
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The United Arab Emirates suspended all flights by Iranian airlines effective Thursday, September 24, cutting off Iran Air, Mahan Air, Kish Air, and all other Iranian carriers from the UAE's airports until further notice — the most significant aviation ban to fall on Iran in the current round of US-led sanctions, and the one that matters most to the large numbers of Iranians who had been using Dubai and Sharjah as their primary transit out of the country. The UAE's General Civil Aviation Authorit
Middle East Alert Renewed: 11 Embassies Warn of Flight Disruptions as Riyadh Airport Hit (opens the original)
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The U.S. State Department and at least 11 American embassies across the Middle East issued coordinated security alerts on Saturday, September 19, warning Americans of potential flight cancellations, airspace closures, and travel disruptions after Houthi forces fired a ballistic missile at Riyadh — the first such attack on the Saudi capital since this phase of the Iran war escalated. The strike touched off a fire at a fuel depot adjacent to King Khalid International Airport, and flight tracking s
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