travel trends

The micro-vacation is the new vacation craze in 2026. Discover how Las Vegas, Savannah, St. George, Tacoma, and Asheville capture this 72-hour escape trend.

Culinary travel in Canada flourishes as Toronto, Montréal, and Vancouver turn local and Indigenous flavors into a powerful tourism draw.

Learn how to find genuine last-minute travel deals, avoid online booking scams, navigate baggage charges, and understand passenger refund rights.

A flight capacity squeeze, rising airfares, and hospitality staffing shortages challenge the recovery of Asia-Pacific luxury tourism hubs.

Airlines increasingly deploy fuel-efficient narrowbody aircraft like the Airbus A321XLR on long-haul routes, unlocking direct connections between secondary cities.

Air Canada forecasts strong autumn travel revenues for September and October 2026, as premium passengers shift from hot summers to cooler shoulder season destinations.

A global budget travel boom takes off in 2026, with countries like Egypt, Morocco, and Azerbaijan offering affordable historical and outdoor adventures.

Extreme heat and wildfires disrupt Europe's peak summer season, forcing travel trends toward off-peak months and cooler northern destinations.

The United States overtakes more than twenty-nine nations to rank as the best solo travel destination in the Americas and Caribbean in 2026.

Discover La Gomera, the lesser-known Canary Island where ancient Garajonay rainforests, volcanic black sand beaches, and traditional villages meet.

American travel habits shift in 2026, with 63% of travelers choosing micro-vacations in Las Vegas, Savannah, St. George, and Asheville.

Fort Myers Beach has reopened the restored 2.25-acre Crescent Beach park, restoring four beach access points and showcasing post-Hurricane Ian recovery.