Explore the world with latest tourism news and updates on international travel, destination intelligence, tourism industry revenue, and global traveler trends.
Belgium, Portugal, France, and Italy enact synchronized statutory curbs on short-term holiday rentals to combat real estate inflation and restore residential housing stock.
Vietnam reshapes tropical travel by expanding its marine protected sanctuary network to 442,230 hectares, handing reef restoration and eco-tourism co-management to coastal villagers.
An exhaustive analysis of Bali's hotel market from 2015 to 2025 reveals how surging room rates mask GOPPAR margin compression, debt-service pressures, and coastal oversupply.
Canada reshapes its visitor economy by leveraging autumn foliage and Indigenous living heritage, turning the September-October shoulder season into an economic powerhouse.
Poland enacts major tourism tax reforms, eliminating air-quality restrictions to allow Kraków and other cities to levy up to PLN 5 per night starting January 2027.
Canada reframes Arctic tourism as a cornerstone of polar sovereignty, integrating dual-use airstrips, CanNor enterprise grants, and Inuit co-governance across the Far North.
A comprehensive operational analysis of Mazing Acres Fall Festival in Yankton, South Dakota, exploring its 5-acre America 250 corn maze and agritourism model.
Tourism Economics reports that Pennsylvania's Susquehanna Valley generated $620.5 million in visitor spending across four central counties in 2025, recording a 4.3% annual increase.
Tourism Malaysia and Ant International partner ahead of Visit Malaysia 2026-2027, deploying Alipay+ Voyager AI assistants, 20% DuitNow SME discounts, and cross-border wallets.
Germany aligns with Canada and Australia among 105 visa-free nations for Trinidad and Tobago passport holders, reshaping Caribbean aviation and transatlantic tourism.
The Japan Tourism Agency confirms individual operators can introduce dual pricing for foreign visitors as regional overnight stays target 130 million by 2030.
The IMF projects St. Kitts and Nevis inflation will quadruple to 3.6% amid global oil volatility, contrasting sharply with Guyana's 22.3% economic surge.
