tourism news

Oregon’s tourism industry generated $14.6 billion in direct spending in 2025, supporting 123,000 jobs and driving economic resilience across the state's urban and rural hubs.

Wichita reached a historic milestone in 2025, attracting seven million visitors and generating $2.6 billion in economic impact, supporting over 17,000 local jobs.

Denver has recorded 4.7 inches of snow on May 3, 2026, marking the city's largest May accumulation since 2003 and causing brief delays at Denver International Airport.

Uncover the charm of Oswestry in 2026, a historic border town featuring the prehistoric Old Oswestry Hill Fort, medieval timber-framed streets, and the scenic beauty of the Welsh Marches.

Governor Larry Rhoden and Travel South Dakota have announced the reinstatement of the TAP Grant Fund, awarding $200,000 to 40 communities to promote rural festivals and local commerce.

CTO Secretary-General Dona Regis-Prosper will host the Women’s Leadership Dinner & Awards 2026 in New York, celebrating female pioneers who are driving the inclusive tourism movement across the Caribbean.

Grand Rapids' Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum unveils a landmark exhibit focusing on the iconic 1976 White House dance between President Ford and Queen Elizabeth II and its impact on U.S.-UK diplomacy.

Australia’s Sunshine Coast is positioning itself as a premier sanctuary for international travelers during the FIFA World Cup 2026, leveraging its pristine beaches and eco-friendly infrastructure.

Experience the best of Chicago in 2026, from the heights of the Willis Tower to the historic jazz clubs and culinary hubs of the West Loop.

A surge in Antarctica 'last chance tourism' has collided with a tragic hantavirus outbreak aboard the MV Hondius, prompting a global WHO investigation and a reevaluation of polar biosecurity protocols.

New Department of Homeland Security data reveals a significant drop in African travelers to the US, with Nigerian arrivals plummeting by 50% due to visa hurdles and economic volatility.

The $7.9 million redevelopment of Seattle’s Leschi Marina has been put on hold after local business owners reported sales drops of 20% due to construction barriers and a lack of parking.