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British travelers to Peru grew 12% to 43,918 arrivals between January and July 2026, averaging 15 days and $2,259 spend across Cusco, Lima, and Kuélap.
Wilson County, Tennessee, schedules eight autumn events across Lebanon, Mount Juliet, and Watertown from 24 to 31 October 2026, including park festivals and heritage trains.
The East Lansing Film Festival hosts its 29th and final edition from 22 to 25 October 2026, featuring Bruce Campbell's Ernie & Emma and 44 global indie films.
Hermosillo hosts four major festivals from 4 to 29 November 2026, highlighted by contemporary dance, the Sonora Book Fair, and a 10-stage music return.
Thanksgiving on 26 November 2026 celebrates the 100th Macy's Parade, alongside deep historical reappraisals across Massachusetts, Virginia, and 10 US states.
Main Street Madison launches the inaugural Downtown Madison Fall Festival on 31 October 2026 at Home Place Park, featuring free admission, 1980s games, and food trucks.
Colombia secured major honours at the 2026 World Travel Awards in Jamaica, with Boyacá retaining regional acclaim, Cartagena winning honeymoon honors, and Bogotá leading MICE.
The National Park Service enforces a $100 nonresident surcharge at the Grand Canyon and 10 other parks, increasing entrance costs for international families.
Wisconsin's tourism economy achieved a record $27 billion impact and 117.9 million visits in 2025, driven by $1.6 billion in Madison spend and major sports events.
The Santa Fe Alphorn Festival debuts from 5 to 8 November 2026 at First Presbyterian Church, presenting Alpine brass masterclasses, solfège, and Alexander Technique.
Lithuania's capital is pioneering a slow-travel holiday concept with the free Vilnius Slowest Christmas Marathon, inviting visitors from Germany, Latvia, Poland, and across Europe to explore festive markets and Old Town courtyards at their own pace.
A monumental thousand-destination boom is transforming Asian travel as saturated capitals like Tokyo, Bangkok, and Kyoto enforce carrying-capacity limits, redirecting millions of international travellers into provincial hinterlands via expanding rail lines and direct flight corridors.
