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Smaller US cities like Chattanooga and Bentonville emerge as quiet tourism giants, investing in art, cycling, and outdoor recreation to attract visitors.

Croatia recorded the highest concentration of summer tourism stays in the EU at 54.5%, prompting the Croatian National Tourist Board to expand off-peak travel.

Wind Spirit undergoes a major refurbishment, returning to Europe in March 2027. Discover details on itineraries, dining upgrades, and travel tips.

Pattaya's Jomtien Beach undergoes a major sand nourishment and widening project led by the Marine Department, combating erosion and expanding visitor space by 2027.

Atlas Ocean Voyages launches its Europe 2028 Collection with 37 luxury yacht itineraries. Discover details on new ports, scenic canals, and local tips.

Goa's monsoon season transforms the state into a verdant paradise, offering unique ecotourism, spectacular waterfalls, and rich cultural experiences away from summer crowds.

Egypt launches an integrated ecotourism framework for the 600-square-kilometer Nabq Protected Area near Sharm El-Sheikh.

South Korea's southern coast prepares for the 2026 World Island Exhibition Yeosu Korea, celebrating 365 islands and marine heritage.

Boston Children's Museum begins its $18 million Waterfront Resiliency Plan in August 2026 to defend Fort Point Channel against rising sea levels and flooding.

Capri’s historic Torre Saracena Beach Club celebrates its 120th anniversary in 2026, offering authentic Caprese hospitality and views of the Faraglioni.

International air arrivals to Scotland are forecast to rise by 16% for the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, with massive growth from China and Saudi Arabia.

Travelers are abandoning overcrowded hubs like Miami and Santa Monica for secluded US coastal gems, driving a surge in sustainable tourism across Florida, the East Coast, and California.