TOURISM NEWS

Luverne, Minnesota unveils Verne the Patriot, a 65-foot Uncle Sam nutcracker, highlighting Great Lakes roadside landmarks.

Mexico presents the Traditional Customs of Mexico exhibition at the 40th Jerash Festival in Jordan, promoting indigenous heritage.

Mayo Lake Park in Person County, North Carolina offers scenic lakeside camping, waterfront cabins, and premier freshwater fishing.

Latin America’s tallest skyscraper is rising to 484 meters, creating a mixed-use lifestyle landmark with luxury hotels and observation decks.

The Great Lakes, created by retreating Ice Age glaciers, continue to drive sustainable nature tourism and regional economies.

KLM and Delta Air Lines launch WorldPride Amsterdam 2026 partnerships, preparing the Dutch capital for an expected two million visitors.

The fifth annual Flood with Love festival in Lexington hosts 16 performances, donating all proceeds to the Kentucky Natural Disaster Fund.

Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan coordinate critical mineral investments, AI supply chains, and Caspian port upgrades to build the Trans-Caspian Corridor.

Explore the diverse travel opportunities in Kansas. Discover Wild West history in Dodge City, space artifacts in Hutchinson, and rolling hills in the Flint Hills.

Japan is leveraging the Tohoku region as a strategic alternative to the congested Golden Route, with JR East introducing new rail passes to increase the region's international accommodation share from 1.5% to 5%.

According to Amadeus and UN Tourism, Japanese travel searches to Europe surged 62%, leading long-haul tourism growth and hotel ADR gains.

Surakarta's new Tahir Solo Museum hosts Indonesia's first authentic Chinese dinosaur fossil exhibition for a limited 180-day run.