tourism news

Brussels South Charleroi Airport will close completely for 11 weeks from August 15 to October 31, 2028, for a €50 million runway reconstruction project.

Breeze Airways expands flight frequencies across key US and Caribbean routes, boosting direct flight options to Florida, Nassau, and Myrtle Beach.

Amakusa Airlines launches a special 5,500 yen fare program on all routes to assist Kumamoto earthquake victims and support Kyushu regional recovery.

Air Congo expands its international network with planned nonstop flights from Kinshasa N’Djili Airport to Paris, following its Brussels route debut.

We evaluate five top-tier luxury hotels across the United States, including The Lowell, The Setai, and Acqualina.

Tourism boards in Illinois and Missouri have confirmed dates for major food festivals including Veggie Fest and the Heart of America Hot Dog Festival.

The free Morristown Jazz & Blues Festival returns to the historic Morristown Green on August 15, 2026.

Montana nonresident tourism generated 5.6 billion dollars as outdoor recreation and national parks drive record spending.

Night tourism is expanding rapidly as travelers seek protected dark skies in Bryce Canyon, Flagstaff, and Big Bend.

New York's Adirondacks surpassed New England icons to secure the number one spot in the 2026 autumn travel rankings.

Los Angeles tourism generated an estimated 42.6 billion dollars in 2025 as the city pivots toward long-stay international travel.

A surge in digital visitor passes across San Antonio, Washington DC, and California's Route 66 is transforming destination management in 2026.