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Celine Dion's return to the stage with a 16-show Paris residency is driving an 11% increase in flight searches and pushing hotel RevPAR to $211.
New York emerges as the top US destination for international spending, contributing to a massive $169.8 billion influx of overseas capital that supported nearly one million American jobs in 2024.
Morocco's airports reach historic heights in summer 2026, led by Casablanca's 46,439 daily passengers, Marrakech topping 30,000, and Dakhla surging 45.2%.
Roseburg, Oregon launches its Fall Tourism Grant Program alongside Oak Harbor, Redmond, and Yakima, reinvesting lodging taxes into off-season visitor projects.
St. Joseph, Missouri extends its Transient Guest Sales Tax funding deadline to November 1, 2026, as US cities leverage hotel taxes for tourism infrastructure.
Trinidad and Tobago records a 12.3% surge in international air arrivals in H1 2025 to 187,871, as cruise passenger traffic drops 55% to 50,194.
Urban paleography groups map faded Victorian painted ghost signs on brickwork across London, Manchester, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Melbourne.
New York State Comptroller data reveals 3.6 million fewer Canadian land border crossings in 2025 (-21.2%), impacting Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and NYC.
Multi-day heritage craft apprenticeships rise globally as travelers study Wajima lacquer in Japan, Zellige in Fez, and Murano glass in Italy.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup generates $6.4B US visitor spend, 7.8M Mexican travellers, and 103K+ Canadian UK arrivals in a major travel boom.
Statistics Canada reports Canadian US leisure travel fell 21.5% (down 3.2M trips) as overseas spending jumped C$3.6B across Mexico, Italy, and Japan.
The Byron Wellness Festival takes place November 27–29, 2026, leading Australia's 'festivalisation of wellness' trend with yoga, movement, and live music.
