travel trends

Uruguay emerges as South America's ultimate peaceful escape, promoting eco-tourism, Tannat wine trails, and historic gaucho estancias. Read updates.

The Chase the Sun travel app helps users find hidden sunny escapes across Britain and Ireland by combining real-time weather and tourist guides. Read updates.

Brazil emerges as a top adventure travel destination with 8 remarkable locations showcasing sand dunes, wetlands, rain forests, and marine reserves. Read updates.

Calgary, Halifax, and Quebec City emerge as major international gateways in 2026, challenging traditional giants Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal.

Flexible visa policies allow travelers to spend up to one year in Georgia, establishing it as a global leader in the long-stay slow travel movement.

Wisconsin emerges as a key destination for international travelers, welcoming 117.9 million visits in 2025 and generating $27 billion in economic impact.

A generational shift at IITM 2026 highlights younger Indian backpackers abandoning rigid packages for customized slow travel in Thailand.

A specialized Indian Destination Management Company showcases a vertically integrated model connecting Himachali mountains and Andaman islands at IITM 2026.

The rise of women-only travel packages drives a new visitor economy in the US, with destinations like Sedona, Moab, and Yosemite offering tailored wellness and adventure programs.

WestJet Vacations has introduced a self-serve cancellation tool inside its Agent Portal, allowing travel advisors to manage bookings directly in 2026.

New York City's tourism sector is experiencing a significant surge in air bookings and extended stays surrounding the US Open 2026 tennis championship.

The Jiangxi Wind Farm in Yunnan Province combines renewable energy infrastructure with traditional farming, creating a unique green tourism destination.