TOURISM NEWS

New data from Statistics Canada shows a 25% drop in Canadian visits to the United States in 2025, reducing spending by $2.3 billion.

Letchworth, Palo Duro Canyon, and Hocking Hills state parks emerge as top U.S. fall travel destinations, driving regional transit demands.

The 2026 U-Haul Midyear Migration Trends report confirms that Texas has reclaimed its position as the number one net-gain state for Gen Z.

California's Winter 2026 Tourism Marketing Campaign connects Lake Tahoe snow peaks with Palm Springs desert sunshine and Orange County coasts.

Maine's aquaculture tourism has recorded significant growth, driven by specialized tasting tours and regional oyster farm expansions.

The Metamorphosis Music & Arts Festival 2026 arrives in Orlando on August 28-29, expanding Central Florida's tourism beyond traditional theme parks.

Brunch has evolved into a major driver of weekend tourism across New Orleans, Charleston, Chicago, Portland, and New York City.

The U.S. Department of State refreshed its Uruguay travel advisory, keeping a Level 2 status due to crime risks in Montevideo and Maldonado.

The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency development debate highlights the challenge of balancing Lake Tahoe visitor growth with conservation efforts.

The launch of Synaptic Simulations' Airbus A220 highlights the real-world expansion of regional aviation corridors linking secondary cities.

WestJet cabin crew members represented by CUPE issued a 72-hour strike notice, putting Canadian domestic and international summer travel at risk.

Thailand and Hawaiʻi are restructuring their hospitality strategies to target high-spending premium travelers over mass arrivals.