Cruise Health Watch: Princess Cruises reported a norovirus outbreak on Ruby Princess, sickening 102 guests and 23 crew (more than 120 total) on an Alaska/Canada run, prompting heightened cleaning and isolation steps. Cruise Health Watch (Again): A separate norovirus scare hit National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions’ National Geographic Sea Bird, with 19 guests and one crew member ill. Luxury & Legal Tension: Kenya’s Maasai Mara luxury hotel plans are being challenged in court by environmental and regional groups, arguing developments threaten wildlife habitats and migration routes. New Cruise Infrastructure: St Kitts and Nevis broke ground on a new cruise terminal at Port Zante, aiming to support homeporting from 2027. Travel Safety Reality Check: A British tourist in Prague broke her spine after being knocked off a bar stool, with repatriation costs estimated at £7,000–£10,000. Family Travel Logistics: UK family-law guidance warns separated parents may need specific consent documents to take children abroad this summer. Tourism Demand Signals: Hawaii visitors are staying fewer days (7.6 in May, lowest since 2019), raising concerns for the tourism-driven economy. Travel Curiosity: Tourists are flocking to a Starbucks in South Korea’s Aegibong Peace Ecopark for a rare view of North Korea.