Explore the world with latest tourism news and updates on international travel, destination intelligence, tourism industry revenue, and global traveler trends.
Belarus launches a BYN 1.78 billion state tourism program, expanding wellness sanatoriums and agro-ecotourism homesteads to capture regional European demand.
Barkley Regional Airport is reviewing new nonstop flight routes to Florida and coastal beach destinations following increased passenger demand.
Brazil, Argentina, and Chile enforce strict border checks and citizenship rules to curb birth tourism, impacting Russian travelers and package agencies.
Japanese carrier AIRDO will operate 12 additional flights between Tokyo Haneda and Sapporo New Chitose in August 2026.
Singapore protects over 7,000 historic structures while expanding eco-monuments like Gardens by the Bay under its Tourism 2040 development framework.
Spain cancels Ceuta's iconic Virgin of Africa Festival following a border crisis. Discover the travel impacts, security barriers, and transit advice.
Florida's tourism sector saw record-breaking visitor spending and hotel tax collections in Spring 2026, with nearly 39.9 million visitors fueling economic growth across Orange, Pinellas, and Lee counties.
Colorado's visitor economy reached US$29.2 billion in 2025, but a sharp divide has emerged between high-growth hubs like Fremont and Huerfano and struggling regions like Costilla.
South Carolina's tourism sector has set a new US travel benchmark with domestic visitor spending reaching US$29.2 billion, led by Charleston's dominant economic impact and high-value traveler growth.
Belarus records massive revenue growth in 2026 driven by a BYN 1.78 billion state investment program and a strategic shift toward wellness and industrial tourism.
New Zealand's Active Investor Plus Visa program fuels a luxury tourism boom, driving premium rental demand up 43% and average visitor stays to 32 nights.
New UN Tourism data highlights how Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Egypt, and Japan are outperforming traditional destinations through investments and e-visas.
